Acquittal at Trial: DWI First Offense in Little Rock, Arkansas
Unlike other criminal charges where you might take advantage of Act 531 for probation as an alternative to jail time, probation isn’t available for DWI1 charges. That means if you lost a DWI trial, you will have to face some sort of time in prison. The stakes could not be higher.
Our client faced DWI First Offense, Reckless Driving 1st Degree, and Careless and Prohibited Driving charges in Pulaski County District Court. The case concluded on August 24, 2026, with a not-guilty verdict and acquittal on the DWI charge. Davis received guilty dispositions on the two remaining driving offenses but avoided a DWI conviction.
We Simply Win Domestic Cases in Arkansas
DWI 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. We’ve won countless DWIs in Arkansas — like this case where we dismissed a DWI first offense, open container, and refusal charge at trial. If you or a loved one faces a first-offense DWI charge in Little Rock, North Little Rock, Maumelle, Sherwood, Jacksonville, or Pulaski County, call Ludwig Law Firm at 501-868-7500 or visit our website.
Our attorneys Kale Ludwig, Kyle Ludwig, Harry Warden, and Weston Sizemore are ready to fight for you and Simply Win.
Ludwig Law Firm
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Phone: 501-868-7500
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