Act 346 | Drug Fraud, Class D Felony
Our client faced a Class D felony drug fraud charge in Garland County Circuit Court in Hot Springs, Arkansas. On November 10, 2026, the case concluded with probation under Arkansas’s Act 346 First Offender provisions, creating a potential pathway toward dismissal of the felony charge after successful completion of the probationary term. This resolution gives our client an opportunity to satisfy the court’s requirements and pursue dismissal rather than receive an immediate final conviction.
We Simply Win Felony Drug Cases in Arkansas
A Class D felony in Arkansas can mean up to $10,000 in fines and up to 6 years in prison. If you or a loved one faces a felony drug charge in Hot Springs, Hot Springs Village, Mountain Pine, Fountain Lake, Lonsdale or Lake Hamilton, call Ludwig Law Firm at 501-868-7500 or visit our website.
Our attorneys, Kale Ludwig, Kyle Ludwig, Harry Warden from Warden Law Firm, and Weston Sizemore are ready to fight for you and Simply Win.
Ludwig Law Firm
We Simply Win
Phone: 501-868-7500
Website: ludwiglawfirm.com
Serving clients throughout Arkansas.
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