If you have been charged with a DUI, drug offense, sex crime, murder, or any other felony or misdemeanor in Oklahoma, it is vitally important that you consult an experienced criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible.

The right defense attorney will start working immediately to help ensure that your rights are protected. At the Hudson Law Office in Oklahoma City, criminal lawyers handle every aspect of your case, from connecting you with a bail bondsman through pretrial hearings and negotiations to the trial proper.

Contact my firm today if you or a loved one needs strong legal defense for any of the following:

• Criminal Defense
• Felony & Misdemeanor Crime, including:
  • Murder / Homicide
  • Armed Robbery
  • Assault and Battery
  • Burglary
  • Domestic Violence
  • Theft (including by fraud or by contractor)
• Warrants
• White Collar Crime
• Drug Offenses, including:
  • Trafficking
  • Manufacturing
  • Possession
• Juvenile Delinquency Matters
• Sex Crimes, including:
  • Sexual Assault
  • Date Rape
  • Indecent Exposure
• Traffic Offenses, including:
  • Driving under the Influence (DUI)
  • Vehicular Manslaughter
  • Reckless Driving
  • Hit & Run
• Expungement Motions

Located in Oklahoma City, the Hudson Law Office offers criminal defense and personal injury representation to clients in communities throughout Oklahoma, including those in El Reno, Stillwater, Norman, Shawnee, Chandler, Midwest City, Moore, Tecumseh, Edmond, Oklahoma County, Canadian County, Cleveland County, Pottawatomie County, Payne County, and Lincoln County.

If you or someone you know needs the skilled legal representation of an experienced Oklahoma City, Oklahoma criminal defense lawyer, call the Hudson Law Offices today at 405-509-8795, or complete the contact form provided on this site to arrange for your free initial consultation.

If you or someone you know needs the assistance of an experienced Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Criminal lawyer, call the Hudson Law Office today at 405-509-8795, or complete the contact form provided on this site to schedule your free consultation.

ADDRESS OF THE FIRM:
Hudson Law Office
1315 North Shartel Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73103
Phone: 405-509-8795
Hours: M-F, 8:00AM-5:00PM

Attorney Perry Hudson

Perry Hudson handles every aspect of his cases personally and is always responsive to clients' questions and concerns.

Whether your case involves felony or misdemeanor criminal charges before a state or federal court, or you seek compensation for injuries and pain and suffering caused by an automobile accident or other accident, shouldn't you have an experienced trial attorney with an exceptional understanding of the system on your side?

Past performance is the best indicator of future results. The following are just a small sample of the clients whose cases we have successfully completed:

Auto Accident - Motorcycle Accident - Personal Injury Cases

Client was involved in an Accident while operating a Motorcycle. Defendant was the owner of an unleashed pet. Client received multiple fractures in the accident. The case was very challenging as there were no witnesses to the accident. Defendant denied liability. Filed a lawsuit against Defendant's Homeowners Insurance company, collected four times the amount of medical bills.

Client was involved in a two car auto accident, client was rear ended causing client's car to flip over onto it's roof. Client received severe injuries and was hospitalized. Defendant's insurance company denied the extent of injuries. The case was difficult as it required a large amount of investigation and documentation to illustrate client's injuries. Lawsuit was filed against Defendant's insurance company. Insurance company settled and admitted that all injuries were attributed to the Defendant's actions. Client received maximum settlement allowed under the Defendant's insurance policy.

Retained by two individuals in a two car auto accident. After pushing the insurance company, the insurance company settled the week before the trial was to take place. Clients received maximum settlement allowed under Defendant's insurance policy.

DHS Cases

Client is a mother of two small children. Client was accused of failing to protect youngest child from abuse by client's boyfriend. Boyfriend had long criminal history which presented multiple difficulties to the defense. Counsel was able to show that the injuries were caused by older child playing rough. Case dismissed. Children returned to mother.

Criminal Defense/Drug Crime Cases

Perry Hudson is the only Attorney in the State of Oklahoma to have three clients released or exonerated that were on death row.

James Fisher(CF-83-137): Mr. Fisher was charged with capital murder. He was tried, convicted and sentenced to death twice, in 1983 and in 2005; both convictions were later overturned for ineffective assistance of trial counsel. Mr. Hudson assumed defense of Mr. Fisher for his third trial. After convincing the District Attorney that there was a strong likelihood that Mr. Fisher would be found innocent at trial, the DA offered a plea bargain that Mr. Fisher accepted. As a result, Mr. Fisher has been released after 27 years in prison. Case was mentioned in the Daily Oklahoman, the New York Times and other prominent publications.

Curtis Edward McCarty (CF-85-2637): Mr. McCarty was charged with Capital Murder. Mr. McCarty had been twice tried, convicted and sentenced to death, but each time his convictions were overturned due to legal errors which occurred during his trials. Mr. McCarty had spent nearly 20 years on Oklahoma's death row prior to Mr. Hudson taking over his representation. Mr. Hudson represented Mr. McCarty during his third trial, and, along with co-counsel, was able to obtain a dismissal of Mr. McCarty's case. Mr. McCarty exited prison as free man.

Michael Chavez (CF-09-1475): Mr. Chavez was charged with one count of Rape in the First Degree and one count of Lewd or Indecent Acts with a Child Under Sixteen. Mr. Chavez faced up to life in prison on the rape charge as well as the requirement of registering a sex offender for the rest of his life. Mr. Chavez was acquitted of all charges at the conclusion of the jury trial.

Yancy Douglas (CF-93-3926): Mr. Douglas was charged with Capital Murder. Mr. Douglas had been previously tried, convicted and sentenced to death. Mr. Douglas' conviction was overturned due to legal error which occurred during his trial, and he was returned to Oklahoma County to again stand trial. Mr. Hudson represented Mr. Douglas during his second trial. Prior to trial, Mr. Hudson was able to obtain an agreed upon dismissal of Mr. Douglas’ case. In less than six months after Mr. Perry began to represent Mr. Douglas, Mr. Douglas exited prison as a free man after having spent 16 years in prison,.

Rodolfo Mejorado Rodriquez (CF-05-6329): Mr. Rodriquez was charged with Trafficking Heroin. Mr. Rodriquez had allegedly possessed more heroin than had ever been seized in a non-border drug bust. In fact, the Oklahoma City Police Department's Impact Team won two national awards for the seizure in Mr. Rodriquez's case. However, Mr. Hudson, along with co-counsel, was able to have the evidence in Mr. Rodriquez's case suppressed due to an illegal search and seizure. As a result, Mr. Rodriquez's case was dismissed.

Samuel Dale Holmes (CF-02-666): Mr. Holmes was charged with Murder I and Possession of a Firearm After Former Conviction of a Felony. Mr. Holmes was facing a minimum sentence of life in prison if convicted of the murder charge. Mr. Holmes was acquitted of all charges at the conclusion of the jury trial.

Markle Lavale Scott (CF-07-4072): Mr. Scott was charged, along with four co-defendants, with one count of First Degree Murder, one count of Conspiracy to Commit a Felony and three counts of Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon. Each of Mr. Scottz's co-defendants was convicted of murder, and received sentences ranging from 30-65 years to serve in the Department of Corrections. Mr. Scott was acquitted of the murder charge. Mr. Scott was convicted of lesser offenses and received a sentence of 5 years to serve in the Department of Corrections.

Sir Tramane Antoine Neal (CF-07-2747): Mr. Neal was charged with Murder I, Arson, Using a Vehicle to Facilitate the Intentional Discharge of a Firearm, Possession of a Firearm After Former Conviction of a Felony and Aggravated Attempting to Elude a Police Officer. Mr. Neal was facing a minimum sentence of life in prison if convicted of the murder charge. Mr. Neal wasacquitted of all charges except Eluding a Police Officer at the conclusion of jury trial on November 7, 2008.

Lucretia Monique Robins (CF-04-3531): Ms. Robins was charged with Murder I. Ms. Robins was facing a minimum sentence of life in prison if convicted of the murder charge. Ms. Robins was convicted of the lesser offense of Manslaughter I and given the minimum sentence of 4 years.

Steven Antonio Wooden (CF-03-4556): Mr. Wooden was charged with Possession of Marijuana with the Intent to Distribute. Mr. Wooden was facing up to Life in Prison if convicted. Mr. Wooden was convicted of a much lesser misdemeanor offense of Simple Possession of Marijuana at the conclusion of the jury trial.

Patrick Dejon Fleeks (CF-08-3192): Mr. Fleeks was charged with one count of First Degree Murder, one count of Concealing Stolen Property, Six counts of Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon and one count of Using a Vehicle to Facilitate a Drive By Shooting. Mr. Hudson successfully argued to the court for the dismissal of the murder charge and the concealing stolen property charge prior to trial. At the conclusion of the trial, Mr. Fleeks wasacquitted of all six counts of assault and battery with a deadly weapon. Mr. Fleeks was convicted and sentenced to 10 years to serve on the drive by shooting charge. Mr. Fleeks had been facing up to a life sentence on each count.