Helping You Fight Arkansas Hit-And-Run Charges
Last updated on August 15, 2025
Accusations of fleeing an accident scene can lead to a host of legal troubles. This includes hit-and-run charges. At Wesley Rhodes, Attorney at Law, we stand ready to give you the dedicated defense services you need when leaving the scene of an accident charges are brought against you. Our experienced, respected hit-and-run defense attorney fights for justice throughout the Little Rock area, including Conway County and Saline County. Let Mr. Rhodes defend you and your rights.
The Basics Of Hit-And-Run Charges
Arkansas law places requirements on drivers involved in auto accidents resulting in death, injury or property damage. Leaving the scene without fulfilling these obligations is a criminal traffic offense. Hit-and-run consequences can be severe. For example, a hit-and-run involving injuries is classified as a Class D felony, with possible penalties of up to six years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. We can help you respond to misdemeanor and felony hit-and-run charges. At every step, our lawyer will focus on protecting your future from hit-and-run penalties.
Could You Lose Your Driver’s License For A Hit-And-Run In Arkansas?
Yes, convictions on certain hit-and-run offenses, such as those involving injuries, result in license revocation. Additionally, any hit-and-run offense adds eight points to your license, which, combined with other points, could lead to automatic suspension.
What Evidence Could Be Used Against You?
The various kinds of evidence that the prosecution might use when you are facing hit-and-run charges include:
- Police testimony
- Eyewitness testimony
- Expert witness testimony
- Surveillance footage
- Vehicle damage assessments
Our hit-and-run defense attorney can examine the evidence against you and build tailored strategies for challenging the prosecution’s case.
Discover Your Hit-And-Run Defense Options
Our hit-and-run defense attorney is here to help you find the right path for fighting the charges against you. Call us at 501-301-4591 or email us to arrange a free consultation.