Are you facing criminal allegations that could result in your being convicted of a crime, or worse, the loss of your liberty through incarceration in jail or State or Federal prison? From simple traffic tickets and Misdemeanor arrests, all the way up to serious felony arrests including drug charges, theft charges, violent crimes, or sex crimes, call Attorney Tracy Tiernan, a jury trial tested criminal defense attorney with a winning record.
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What sets Tracy apart in the large sea of attorneys is the personalized attention that he gives to each and every client he represents. From the initial telephone interview (where you will speak directly with attorney Tracy Tiernan) or free in person consultation (where Tracy will personally shake your hand), to any and all court appearances and, if necessary, trial, Tracy will be by your side to personally handle your case every step of the way to ensure that your rights are protected. When a family entrusts their legal matter to him, Tracy understands the tremendous responsibility and honor that comes with his acceptance of your case. He will work assiduously, respectfully, and diligently to fight the good fight on your behalf in order to achieve the most desirable outcome possible. Tracy is licensed to practice before all municipal, county and federal district courts throughout the sate of Oklahoma.
view attorney profileWe can provide help across a wide variety of legal issues. If you are in need of legal help in Oklahoma, call Tracy Tiernan today for a free consultation. We will listen to your story, make note of all the facts and help you make the best possible decision relating to exactly what steps you need to take legally.
The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution gives you the right to a fair trial if you are being accused of a crime. The elements of a fair trial are many, but one of them is an impartial jury. Oklahoma takes the right to a jury trial even more seriously than most other states. […]
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If you are on trial in criminal court, then the level of certainty that matters is “beyond a reasonable doubt.” The jury must acquit you if they think that you might be guilty as long as they have reasonable doubt about your guilt. Likewise, in civil lawsuits, the outcome depends on whether a preponderance of […]