Drug Crimes Defense Attorney – Claremore, OK

Arrested on Drug Charges in Rogers County or Cherokee Nation? We’re Ready to Fight for You.



Whether you’ve been charged with simple possession or accused of distribution, drug charges in Oklahoma can carry serious penalties—including jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. At Price Law, we know how high the stakes are. Our team represents individuals facing drug charges across Rogers County, Tulsa, Mayes County, and within the Cherokee Nation courts.


We bring over a decade of local defense experience and a track record of successful case outcomes to every client we serve. We don’t judge—we defend.

Types of Drug Charges We Handle

Our firm defends against a wide range of Oklahoma drug offenses, including:

  • Simple Possession of marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription pills, cocaine, or other controlled substances
  • Possession with Intent to Distribute
  • Drug Trafficking charges (often filed based on quantity, not actual sales)
  • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
  • Prescription Fraud & Forged Prescriptions
  • Felony Drug Charges and repeat offenses
  • Juvenile Drug Charges
  • Cases involving tribal jurisdiction in Cherokee Nation

We also help eligible clients pursue drug court alternatives, expungement, and diversion programs when available.

What You’re Really Up Against

Oklahoma has some of the strictest drug laws in the country—even first-time offenses can lead to harsh penalties:

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Felony charges for repeat drug offenses

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Mandatory minimum prison sentences for trafficking

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Enhanced penalties for possession near schools or in the presence of minors

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License suspension and probation terms

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Barriers to employment, housing, and gun ownership

Without a knowledgeable attorney, you risk signing away your rights or missing critical defenses. We step in early and aggressively to protect your freedom and your future.

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Drug Crimes & Tribal Jurisdiction

If you’re a member of a federally recognized tribe and were arrested within Cherokee Nation territory, your case may fall under tribal or federal jurisdiction—especially after the McGirt decision. We’re licensed to practice in Cherokee Nation courts, which means we can handle both the tribal and state sides of your case.

Local Courts. Real Results.

We regularly appear in:



  • Rogers County District Court (Claremore)
  • Tulsa County Court
  • Mayes County Court
  • Cherokee Nation District Court

Our knowledge of these local court systems—and the prosecutors who handle them—can make a difference in your outcome. We explore every legal strategy: suppression of illegal searches, challenging lab results, attacking probable cause, and negotiating for dismissals or reduced charges.

What to Expect When You Hire Us

  • Free, confidential case evaluation
  • Full review of the stop, search, and seizure procedures
  • Explanation of your rights and options
  • Aggressive representation in court and negotiations
  • Support with Drug Court or treatment-based alternatives

You’ll never be left guessing about your case. We believe every client deserves honesty, strategy, and respect—no matter the charge.

FAQs About Drug Charges in Oklahoma

  • What’s the differencWill I go to jail for a first-time drug possession charge?e between DUI & DWI in Oklahoma?

    It depends on the substance, the amount, and your record. First-time possession of marijuana may be a misdemeanor, but meth, cocaine, and pills without a prescription can be felonies. We fight to get charges dismissed or reduced—often keeping you out of jail.

  • What is Drug Court, and am I eligible?

    Drug Court is a treatment-focused alternative to prison for non-violent drug offenders. If accepted, you’ll complete a rehab program and may avoid a felony conviction. We can help determine your eligibility and guide you through the process.

  • Can tribal members be charged in state court?

    Not always. If you're a member of a federally recognized tribe and the offense occurred within tribal lands, your case may fall under tribal or federal jurisdiction. We’re licensed to handle Cherokee Nation cases and will make sure jurisdiction is correctly applied.

  • Can a lawyer really help with a drug charge?

    Absolutely. From suppressing evidence to negotiating plea deals or entering Drug Court, a lawyer can make a huge difference in how your case turns out. We’ve helped clients get charges dismissed, reduced, or cleared from their records.

Let’s Talk Before You Talk to Anyone Else

If you've been arrested for a drug offense in Claremore, Tulsa, or surrounding areas, don’t wait. Call us right away for a consultation. The sooner we get involved, the better your chances of protecting your future.