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CASE RESULTS
Victories
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2017 A.D. Domestic A&B dismissed by Judge
DetailMr. Cagle successfully argued to preliminary hearing magistrate that the state presented insufficient evidence against his client. Charge dismissed
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2016 S.B. Preliminary Hearing Bindover Quashed
DetailSuccessfully argued to the district judge the preliminary hearing magistrate incorrectly bound our client over on Robbery First Degree. Charges amended to Robbery second Degree. Robbery Second Degree carries less time and is not an 85% crime.
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Drug Treatment
DetailWomen in Recovery Mr. Cagle has numerous clients in the highly successful Women in Recovery Program. These clients would likely be in prison if Mr. Cagle had not sought the appropriate drug treatment program for them.
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Case Dismissed
Detail2012 - Woods DUI - Drugs Mr. Cagle felt the State of Oklahoma had waited too long prosecute his client. After filing the appropriate motion the state of Oklahoma conceded and dismissed the case!!
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Case Dismissed
DetailJuly 2010 - O’connell Transporting a loaded firearm Mr. Cagle felt the Oklahoma Highway Patrol had illegally searched his client’s car. After filing the appropriate motions the state of Oklahoma conceded and dismissed the case!!
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Not Guilty
DetailNovember 2011 - Whitecloud Mark Cagle and his colleague Stephen Lee tried a murder first degree Jury Trial in Okmulgee County. Not Guilty on Murder 1 and Murder 2!!!
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Plea Agreement
DetailFebruary 2010 - Okotoghaide Robbery Mr. Cagle felt the state of Oklahoma’s robbery case was weak. After filing the appropriate motions the state of Oklahoma agreed and offered a plea agreement that included no additional time in prison!!(Mr. Cagle’s client was already serving 2 years for another case in which Mr. Cagle had not been counsel)
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Case Dismissed
DetailDecember 2010 - Daniels Murder first degree After a preliminary hearing murder dismissed by the state of Oklahoma!!
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No Evidence
DetailApril 2010 - Logan Larceny of Automobile Possession of a Stolen Vehicle Eluding the Police Mr. Cagle put on a preliminary hearing for his client and the case was left with no evidence.
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Deferred Sentence
DetailMarch 2010 - Gibbs Accessory to Robbery Possession of a Controlled Drug The state of Oklahoma wanted Mr. Cagle’s client to serve 6 years in prison for assisting in a robbery and several drug charges. Mr. Cagle felt the state of Oklahoma overreached when they charged his client with the robbery. The Judge agreed and the accessory to robbery was dismissed at the preliminary hearing level. Mr. Cagle worked out a deal for his client to receive a deferred sentence and have her other charges dismissed upon a successful probation term!
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Case Dismissed
DetailOctober - 2009 Johnson 1 count of Endeavoring to Manufacture Meth The state of Oklahoma offered Mr. Cagle’s client ten (10) years in the department of corrections. Mr. Cagle felt the state could not make their case against his client. On 10/19/2009 a district judge agreed with Mr. Cagle but ruled the state had proven his client had possessed a controlled drug. Mr. Cagle disagreed and upon a further ruling by another district judge the case was ultimately dismissed on 11/10/2009.
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Case Dismissed
DetailSeptember - 2009 Delatore 1 count of Manufacturing Meth 1 count of Possession of Controlled Drug The state of Oklahoma offered Mr. Cagle’s client ten (10) years in the Department of Corrections. Mr. Cagle felt the police illegally entered his client’s apartment. The Judge at the Preliminary Hearing agreed with Mr. Cagle and suppressed the evidence. Case dismissed.
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Illegal Search Warrant
DetailSeptember 2009 Hardester 1 count of endeavoring to manufacture meth 1 count of possession of a controlled drug 1 count of unlawful use of surveillance equipment 1 count of possession of drug paraphernalia Mr. Cagle’s client had numerous prior felony convictions and was facing multiple life sentences. The state of Oklahoma offered Mr. Cagle’s client 30 years in the department of corrections. Mr. Cagle felt the police had illegally obtained a search warrant to search his client’s home. Mr. Cagle filed the appropriate motions and the court agreed the police had acted improperly. The State of Oklahoma was left with zero evidence and dismissed.
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3 Acquittals
DetailMarch 2008 Strahm 3 counts of violation of a protective order The State of Oklahoma wanted Mr. Cagle’s client to do a year in the Tulsa County Jail. After the jury deliberated for fifteen (15) minutes Mr. Cagle’s client walked out of the courtroom a free man with three (3) acquittals.