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Many people accused of drug possession in Arkansas face allegations of actual possession. They either had the drugs in their pockets or in their bloodstreams. The state can charge someone with possession for being under the influence of a prohibited substance even if...
The Bill of Rights consists of the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution of the United States of America. Each of those Amendments enshrines certain protections for the public at the federal level. These rights apply to not just citizens but also anyone in the...
Plea deals, also known as plea bargains, are agreements in criminal cases wherein a defendant typically agrees to plead guilty to a lesser charge or to only one of multiple charges in exchange for a lighter sentence than what could result from a trial verdict. While...
Only a small portion of those accused of criminal activity in Arkansas attempt to defend against the allegations they face. Occasionally, even though someone maintains their innocence, they end up convicted after a criminal trial. The judge who heard their case then...
Anyone who has been charged and convicted of marijuana possession in Arkansas would love to get the charge removed from their record. Currently, only the use of medical cannabis is legal in the state, but as the movement to legalize recreational use grows, former...
Understanding the differences between offenses is crucial for accurate legal representation and a fair trial if the state charges you with a crime. One common confusion is telling apart assault and battery in Arkansas. Assault Arkansas defines assault as an...
Having a criminal record can have lasting consequences that impact various aspects of a person’s life, from employment opportunities to housing and even personal relationships. However, Arkansas law provides individuals with the opportunity to seek expungement,...
Arkansas acknowledges the need for innovative solutions to tackle the causes of criminal behavior. In recent years, diversion courts have become a promising way to break the cycle of incarceration and give individuals a chance to rehabilitate and reintegrate into...
If you once pleaded guilty to a felony charge in Arkansas, you might want to know if you can get an expungement. There are certain criteria in order to have this happen. Can a felony be expunged? Many felonies cannot be expunged. Those that involve a violent crime are...
Being convicted in Arkansas can be a stressful experience. But, did you know that you may be eligible for a pardon or clemency? Pardons and clemency are two different things, but both can have a positive impact. Pardon A pardon is an act of forgiveness that releases...