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Many Arkansas hunters and sports shooters assume that sealing a past felony restores their right to possess a firearm. This misunderstanding can lead to new criminal charges. Sealing a record typically hides it from the public with some exceptions. But restoring the...
Arkansas law allows courts to seal criminal records from public view. Arkansas licensing boards operate under a different set of rules entirely, and professionals who assume an expungement resolves their licensing concerns often discover otherwise when a...
Record sealing gives Arkansans a way to move forward without a conviction following them through every job application and housing search. A Governor's pardon does something different: it removes the legal consequences of the conviction itself. For many people, one...
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,...