Arkansas classifies controlled substances into five “schedules” that help determine how serious a drug charge is. These schedules, outlined in Arkansas Code § 5-64-201, are based on how addictive a substance is and whether it has any accepted medical use. Understanding what schedule a drug falls under is critical—it influences whether you’re charged with a […]
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If you’ve been charged with a drug crime in Little Rock or Arkansas, one of the first questions you probably have is: What is the minimum sentence I’m facing? We’ll keep it plain and simple. The answer depends on what drug, how much, and whether it’s your first offense. Arkansas has strict drug laws, even
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In Arkansas, drug charges aren’t all the same. Some carry probation and a fine. Others carry 10 years to life in prison. The difference comes down to what type of drug, how much you had, and whether the state thinks you planned to sell it. Arkansas law divides felony drug charges into Classes D, C,
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CAMDEN, Ark—Intersection crash at Highway 7 and 376 kills Little Rock man On July 27, 2025 at 3:30 p.m., Camden Police and Arkansas State Police responded to a deadly crash at the intersection of State Highway 7 and State Highway 376 in Camden, Ouachita County. Investigators report that a 2024 Kia traveling south on Highway
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