In Wagoner, Oklahoma the crime isn’t always in the act.
In fact, you can face criminal charges if you are accused of just planning or threatening a violent act Oklahoma against another person.
If you are charged with the crime of threatening a violent act Oklahoma, the punishment will depend upon if you attempted, threatened or planned to harm another person.
Attempt, Conspire, or Endeavor
Anyone who attempts, conspires, or endeavors to cause serious bodily harm of another person will face a felony charge.
Attempt, conspiracy, or endeavoring requires someone to take a step towards committing a violent act.
If convicted, they may face up to 10 years in prison.
Threatening a Violent Act Oklahoma
Threatening violence is a much less serious crime than attempting it.
Anyone who puts another person in fear of serious bodily injury will face a misdemeanor charge.
If found guilty of threatening a violent act Oklahoma, a defendant will be convicted of a misdemeanor and can serve up to six months in jail.
Planning or Scheming
Similar to attempting, anyone who plans or scheme a program of action designed to cause serious bodily harm to another will be charged with a felony and can face up to 10 years in jail.
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