University students often face additional issues aside from dealing with the criminal system when they get into trouble. Charges of possession, for example, can be confusing, but with our help, we will guide you through the process. Your University of Arkansas student may also hear from the Office …
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Possession of drug paraphernalia is a crime in Arkansas and is governed by Arkansas Code Annotated §5-64-443. The definition of “drug paraphernalia” often turns on the intent of the user and possessor. Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Many everyday items can be deemed “drug paraphernalia” if a court determines …
In Arkansas, possession is a tricky topic, but for more information check out this blog. Arkansas’s minor in possession statute is unique from the general rule. We are here to help you better understand the nitty-gritty of possession and the consequences. Minor in Possession Typically, to “possess” something in …
Sometimes it happens when you least expect it, going out with friends or trying to be tough and you get into a fight. Once the police get involved, it is hard for charges not be placed. After it is all said and done you find yourself with assault …
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What Sets Us Apart At Morton Law Group, we know how important your student is to you and your family. You have invested time, money, and energy into their education and their future. We know how difficult it is towatch your child endure a criminal law case and we want you to know …
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Shoplifting: the act of taking or intention of taking an item in a place of business that person would not pay money in exchange for an item. In Arkansas shoplifting is charged with Theft of Property. Punishment for Shoplifting Most punishments will depend on the value of the …
Expungement Expungement is a court-ordered process where the legal record of an arrest or criminal conviction is removed from the eyes of the law, but not destroyed. Arrest or conviction records are sealed and therefore treated as confidential material. In Arkansas, when a person meets the requirements to …
Public Intoxication Someone commits the offense of public intoxication if they appear in a public place under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance causing the following; The person is likely to endanger himself or herself or another person or property; or The person unreasonably annoys a …
The Arkansas Assault Laws in Washington County with the help of Morton Law Firm. Assault offenses in Arkansas range from a misdemeanor to a felony whether it is in the first, second, and third degree or an aggravated assault. Assault To have the charges of assault one must …
The breakdown of Arkansas Battery Laws in Washington County with the help of Morton Law Firm. Forms of First Degree Battery Battery in the first degree is carrying a sentence between five and forty years to life. A person may be charged with first-degree battery for any of …
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