Cannon & Associates Named 2026 Law Firm of Distinction by Oklahoma City University School of Law
Cannon & Associates is honored to announce that our firm has been recognized as the 2026 Law Firm of Distinction by Oklahoma City University School of Law during the annual OCU Law Champions Gala. This recognition reflects the work our entire team puts in every day — serving our clients,…
Cannon & Associates Nominated for Best Law Firm in Oklahoma City (2026 Community’s Choice Awards)
We’re excited to share some incredible news with our community — Cannon & Associates has been nominated once again for the Oklahoma City Community’s Choice Award for Best Law Firm in Oklahoma City. This recognition means everything to us because it comes directly from the people we serve. Being nominated…
What Happens at a Preliminary Hearing in Oklahoma?
A preliminary hearing is one of the most important and most misunderstood proceedings in an Oklahoma felony case. It is not a trial, but what happens there can shape the entire direction of your case. Understanding what the state has to prove, what your attorney can do, and what outcomes…
Federal CSAM Charges: What Families in Oklahoma Need to Know Right Now
If your loved one has been charged with federal CSAM offenses, you are likely in crisis, overwhelmed with fear, confusion, and uncertainty about what happens next. Federal investigations are serious, aggressive, and often life-altering. You and your family need to understand the crucial first steps in federal child pornography cases…
Can You Get a DUI With a Medical Marijuana Card in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma has one of the highest rates of medical marijuana cardholders in the country. Since State Question 788 passed, cannabis use has become common across the state — but so have arrests for marijuana-related DUI. One of the most searched questions in Oklahoma right now is: “Can you get a…
Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Record in Oklahoma: What You Need to Know Beyond Jail Time and Fines
A criminal conviction in Oklahoma carries consequences that extend far beyond the courtroom—affecting your right to vote, own firearms, find housing, secure employment, and even travel internationally. Understanding these hidden penalties before accepting a plea deal or facing trial can help you make informed decisions and take steps to protect…
Can I Get My Felony Conviction Expunged in Oklahoma?
Felony Expungement in Oklahoma: Can You Clear Your Record? A felony conviction can follow you for the rest of your life. This conviction will likely impact your job prospects, housing, gun rights, and even your ability to volunteer at your child’s school. But in Oklahoma, many individuals are eligible to…
Oklahoma SB 54 Explained: How the New DUI Law Turns First Offenses Into Felonies
Oklahoma SB 54 Explained: How the New DUI Law Turns First Offenses Into Felonies Oklahoma lawmakers recently passed Senate Bill 54 (SB 54), a major change to our state’s DUI laws that takes effect on November 1, 2025. This new law expands the circumstances where a first-time DUI can be…