First Admitted: 1994, Oklahoma

Bar/Professional Activity:

Member: National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Oklahoma Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Oklahoma County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Oklahoma Bar Association, American Bar Association, Ruth Bader Ginsburg American Inns of Court.

Verdicts/Settlements (Case Results):

Successful reduction of multiple count Felony Sexual Battery to misdemeanor assault and battery with no sex offender registry. Oklahoma County Case. No. CF-22-2060., 2024
Successful Dismissal of Harboring a Fugitive felony charge, filed against a local bondsman. Cleveland County Case No. CF-23-735., 2024
2023: Successful Dismissal of Discharging a Firearm into a Public Place charge. Oklahoma County Case No. CF-23-591., 2023
Successful Dismissal of First Degree Murder case filed against a 15 year old as a Youthful Offender. Oklahoma County Case No. CF-23-4041., 2024

Representative Clients:

Honors/Awards:

American Jurisprudence Award for Criminal Procedure II and Conflicts of Laws
Michael Salem Civil Rights Award, William Grimes Civil Libertarian Award, Note Editor of Oklahoma Law Review (1993-94), Madison's Who's Who of Business and Professional Executives (2006-07).

Scholarly Lectures/Writings:

Adjunct Professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, 2013-Present.
Author: Morgan v. Illinois Takes a Step Out of Eliminating Hanging Juries in Capital Cases: Oklahoma Law Review (1994).

Other Outstanding Achievements:

Jaye Mendros