Pass to Dismiss | 3rd Degree Domestic Battery
Our client faced a Class A misdemeanor Third-Degree Domestic Battery charge in Pulaski County District Court in Little Rock, Arkansas. On October 28, 2026, the case received a six-month pass to dismiss, creating an opportunity for the charge to be dismissed upon successful completion of the agreement’s conditions. The resolution provides our client with an unobstructed path toward avoiding a conviction on the battery charge.
We Simply Win Domestic Battery 3rd Cases in Arkansas
A Class A misdemeanor in Arkansas can mean up to $2,500 in fines and up to one year in prison — and if that felony is a domestic charge, you’re looking at permanent revocation of gun rights. If you or a loved one faces a domestic violence 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 from Warden Law Firm, and Weston Sizemore are ready to fight for you and Simply Win.
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Phone: 501-868-7500
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