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In Arkansas, two or more qualifying prior felonies can increase the prison range for a new felony. Certain repeat violent offenses trigger much harsher rules, sometimes with only one qualifying prior. A sealed case or a case resolved under Act 346 can still count....
Arkansas's four degrees of sexual assault cover different conduct, ages, and relationships. First degree is a Class A felony, second degree is generally a Class B felony, third degree is a Class C felony, and fourth degree can be a felony or a misdemeanor. The degree...
Imagine filing for divorce and getting a call from an officer a week later about a domestic battery complaint your spouse just made. You know it never happened, yet police may still investigate based on that report. Revenge-driven accusations often leave clues, and...
Drug conduct that happens entirely in Arkansas can support state charges, federal charges, or both. Federal prosecution doesn't require you to cross a state line. The systems use different drug-weight thresholds, conspiracy rules, sentencing procedures, and release...
In Arkansas, capital murder carries death or life without parole for an adult, while first-degree murder carries an ordinary prison range of 10 to 40 years or life. The difference involves both the prosecution's theory and the required proof. Either charge can arise...
A firearm allegation after a felony conviction can lead to Arkansas charges, federal charges, or both. Arkansas grades the felony offense as Class D or Class B depending on the prior record and current conduct. Federal law has different proof requirements, covers...
Flock cameras can help Arkansas police trace where a vehicle has been, but a plate match doesn't establish who was driving or prove that a crime occurred. Arkansas law limits how plate data may be obtained, kept, and shared, and certain violations provide grounds to...
Simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms in Arkansas is a Class Y felony carrying 10 to 40 years or life in prison. It can apply even if you legally own the gun and the drug allegation involves personal use. But the State must prove a qualifying felony drug...