Month: June 2026

In most Arkansas DWI cases, the breathalyzer number is the State's single most important piece of evidence. Prosecutors treat it as objective and scientific. Jurors tend to believe it. But breath testing machines are not infallible — they're machines, operated by...

DWI sobriety checkpoints — also called roadblocks — are legal in Arkansas, but only when police follow strict constitutional rules. Many checkpoint arrests are challengeable precisely because officers don't follow those rules, or the State can't prove they did. Here's...