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Whether you're an OFFICER, prosecuting ATTORNEY, or JUDGE, this is the only website that emails members free highlighted legal opinions affecting law enforcement in Oklahoma's jurisdiction. You'll find links and tools to enhance your enforcement skills with web-based resources for your patrol car or office use.
AttorneyCop.com is also an innovative site providing civil legal services to CLIENTS. The webmaster, an officer and practicing civil trial lawyer, also associates in other lawyers providing expertise in a wide range of legal services.
After
registering, you will receive free updates like this on police-related legal opinions from the U.S. Supreme Court, 10th Circuit Court of
Appeals, Oklahoma Supreme Court, Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office, with a primary objective to keep members current on applicable law.
Any information you provide remains private pursuant to the
Privacy Policy.
CLIENTS
You may need legal advice on an important single legal question, or
counsel on an ongoing legal matter, or for your business. Now you can get advice when you need it, conveniently web-based.
Through the website, answers to your questions will be answered within 24 hours via e-mail, by
phone, or in person, when necessary.
Clients submit information online at their convenience, instead of traveling to an office to fill out initial forms. Most critical correspondence, documents, and pleadings are provided to clients electronically.
Different areas of law practiced by associated lawyers is reviewable online.
Conveniently research the law yourself by utilizing the numerous free links in the electronic Law Library.
AttorneyCop.com appreciates referral of your family and friends when they need prompt, convenient, legal services.
OFFICERS, JUDGES, AND PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS
AttorneyCop.com is specifically tailored for Oklahoma law enforcement officers, judges, prosecuting attorneys, and their staffs. Upon registration, combined public resources are at your fingertips for information on suspects. Resources are also available to make your research easier.
Enumerable hours of officer duty service, research, and other work has contributed to the training files and templates
located in the files area of AttorneyCop.com. Officers have shared their work solely to benefit others in
their departments, as well as officers nationwide. The files are there as templates for your department to develop
forms in a similar area, without starting from scratch. If you have a file specific to your department, which is
publicly available, submit it for placement and it will be there for you and other officers in your department 24/7
for download. However, files will not be placed on the site that are available by court order or subpoena only. Only
files that would be available to the general public upon inquiry, or in the event of an open record's request, are
available.
The 10-8 on-duty links area contains numerous Internet web site links provided by officers. If you
have Internet access, whether in your patrol car or in the office, sites to back you are just a few click away.
If you have other law enforcement links you would like placed on the site to assist you in the performance of your
duties, just click the
Contact Us button from any screen and submit them for consideration of placement.
You now have access to a complete
Law Library. Not only can you research federal and state laws, city ordinances, cases,
and codes on your own, on the main library page you have the option to track current
Oklahoma legislative session active officer-related bills; find all your legislators or register to vote;
contact any legislator by their email or phone; or just track all active crime bills. Finally, there are
numerous links for you to do your own legal research. Not only is the Law Library an excellent research tool,
there is no longer confusion in tracking the proposed Oklahoma legislation that directly affects you. So do it
yourself, or just take advantage of the items summarized and already prepared for you.
Even the smallest site features are for you. For example, protect your safety and night vision while in the patrol
car viewing the links page. Click the Night Patrol button to change screen colors for nighttime duty. The on-duty
clock is a 24 hour clock. If your department does not use 24 hour time for reporting or citations, click the button
next to the clock to convert the time to 12 hour.
There is an Internet Search button on every page of the site, allowing you to surf the entire Internet
at anytime, from any screen, when necessary.
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