Pass to Dismiss for Domestic Battery 3rd Charge
Both of our client faced a Domestic Battery 3rd Degree charge in Malvern District Court. The case concluded in late August 2026, with a six-month pass to dismiss, rather than an immediate conviction on the domestic battery charge. Under the resolution reflected in the firm’s case records, the charge is positioned for dismissal after the six-month period, subject to the terms of the agreement. This means no jail time and no criminal record for our two clients.
We Simply Win DWIs in Northwest Arkansas
Domestic battery cases move quickly in Arkansas courts. Hiring a defense attorney early provides more time to examine the traffic stop, evaluate the evidence, protect driving privileges, and pursue the best available resolution. If you or a loved one faces a first-offense DWI charge in Fayetteville, Batesville, Bentonville, or Washington or Benton County, call Ludwig Law Firm at 501-868-7500 or visit our Little Rock DWI defense page.
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