Arrested on Drug Charges in Tulsa? The Search Is Where We Start.

Most drug cases begin with a traffic stop or a search. If the stop or the search was unlawful, the evidence can be thrown out. Talk with a Tulsa defense attorney who will look at how the police found what they found.

Speak with attorney Keaton Taylor directly. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

What Is at Stake

• Jail or prison time.
• A felony record that affects jobs, housing, and firearm rights.
• Driver license consequences in some cases.
• Forfeiture of cash, vehicles, and property.
• Immigration and professional license consequences.

How We Defend Drug Cases

The stop and the search

Was there a lawful reason for the stop? Valid consent? A proper warrant? A dog sniff that took too long? If not, we move to suppress.

Whose was it?

Being near drugs is not the same as possessing them. Shared cars and homes raise real questions of proof.

The lab and the weight

The State has to prove what the substance is and how much there was. We check the testing.

Intent

We challenge the jump from possession to distribution.

Alternatives

Drug court, diversion, and deferred sentences can keep a conviction off your record where you qualify.

You Hire Keaton. You Get Keaton.

• You talk to your attorney. Keaton handles your case himself and returns your calls and texts.
• Courtroom-ready. Every case is prepared as if it will be tried, which is what gives a negotiation its weight.
• Local. Raised in Broken Arrow, University of Tulsa College of Law, and in Tulsa County courtrooms every week.
• Straight answers. You will hear what you are facing, what your options are, and what it will cost before you decide anything.

What Clients Say

Reviews are from clients across Keaton’s criminal defense practice.

What Happens When You Call

1. We talk. A free, confidential review of where things stand.
2. You get a plan. Your deadlines, your options, the likely range of outcomes, and a clear fee.
3. We go to work. We get the reports, video, and lab results, file the motions the facts support, and deal with the prosecutor.

Common Questions

The drugs were not mine. Can I still be charged?

Yes, but the State has to prove you knew about them and had control over them. That is often the weakest part of the case.

The police searched my car without a warrant. Is that legal?

Sometimes. It depends on the reason for the stop, what the officer saw, and whether you consented. We review the video.

Can I get treatment in place of jail?

Often, yes. Tulsa County has alternative court programs for people who qualify.

Will I lose property that was seized?

Forfeiture is a separate case with short deadlines. Tell us right away if anything was taken.

How much does it cost?

You get a clear quote during your case review, before you commit to anything.

This page is attorney advertising and general information, not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Past results and client reviews do not guarantee a similar outcome; every case depends on its own facts.