Dismissal without prejudice: Felony statute of limitations
Understanding Dismissal Without Prejudice in Civil Cases
In civil cases in Oklahoma, a dismissal without prejudice allows for the case to be refiled. This means that there is a one-year period from the dismissal to refile the case and keep it alive. The saving statute in Oklahoma provides this opportunity for cases dismissed without prejudice.
Dismissal Without Prejudice in Felony Cases
When it comes to felony cases in Oklahoma, there is no saving statute like in civil cases. If a felony case is dismissed without prejudice, the prosecutor can still refile it, but within the original statute of limitations. The statute of limitations for felonies in Oklahoma is typically three years from the date the crime was committed.
Consult with an Attorney for Legal Advice
If you have questions about criminal procedure in Oklahoma or need legal advice regarding a case, it is recommended to speak with an attorney. To schedule a private and confidential consultation with Attorney James Wirth, visit MakeLawEasy.com or call 918-879-1681 for more information.
