Nolle Prosequi: Felony Drug Possession
Our client faced a Class B felony charge in Pulaski County Circuit Court for Possession with Purpose to Deliver a Schedule VI Controlled Substance involving an alleged amount of at least 25 pounds but less than 100 pounds. The case concluded with a negotiated plea that reduced the charge from a Class B felony to a Class C felony. Rowe received four years of probation, a fine, and a six-month driver’s license suspension with a permit, with no jail time identified in the firm’s case records.
We Simply Win Drug Possession Cases in Arkansas
A felony possession with purpose to deliver charge can result in serious consequences, such as several years in jail and significant restrictions on job opportunities. Hiring a defense attorney early provides more time to examine the evidence and pursue the best available resolution. If you or a loved one faces a white collar or theft crime in Little Rock, North Little Rock, Maumelle, Sherwood, Jacksonville, or Pulaski County, call Ludwig Law Firm at 501-868-7500 or visit our website.
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We Simply Win
Phone: 501-868-7500
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Serving clients throughout Arkansas.
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