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Self-defense is one of the most misunderstood areas of criminal law. When people are scared, threatened, or protecting others, they make split-second decisions — and sometimes those decisions land them in court. Arkansas law provides real protections for people who...
This is a VERY common situation: You’re riding with friends…You get pulled over…Drugs are found…Suddenly everyone in the car is charged. This happens constantly in Arkansas, and many people panic thinking they're automatically guilty. Here’s the truth: You are NOT...
In Arkansas, the difference between simple possession and possession with intent to deliver can be the difference between probation and years in prison. Yet many people don’t understand how prosecutors make this determination. Here’s what you need to know. Possession...
A DWI arrest in Arkansas feels overwhelming — but it’s important to remember one thing: A DWI arrest is NOT a DWI conviction.Many DWI cases in Little Rock and Pulaski County are beatable with the right defense strategy. Below are the most effective defenses used in...
Probation revocations are some of the most stressful cases in Arkansas criminal law. Sometimes a single mistake — a missed meeting, a positive drug test, unpaid fines, a misunderstanding — can put your freedom in jeopardy. The standard of proof is lower than at trial,...
If you’re pulled over for suspected DWI in Arkansas, you may face a critical decision: “Should I take the breath test, or can I refuse it?” This is one of the most commonly searched questions in Arkansas DWI law — and the consequences are serious either way. Here’s...
Domestic battery and assault cases in Arkansas are emotional, stressful, and often deeply misunderstood. One of the most common questions defendants ask is: "The alleged victim doesn't want to press charges — does that mean my case will be dropped?" The short answer:...
When people picture criminal defense, they often imagine heated courtroom battles, aggressive cross-examinations, and high-stakes confrontations. And yes — some cases absolutely require that level of intensity. When prosecutors overreach, when police work is sloppy,...
How I Secured a Not Guilty Verdict in a High-Stakes Arkansas Felony Jury Trial Not every case can — or should — be resolved with a plea bargain. Sometimes, the only path to justice is taking the fight to the jury. One of the most significant victories of my career...
If you’re charged with drug possession in Arkansas, you might be surprised to learn that prosecutors don’t always need to prove the drugs were actually on you. They can use a theory called constructive possession — and it’s one of the most misunderstood areas of...