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Stay informed about Arkansas criminal law, felony and misdemeanor charges, DWI offenses, white collar crimes, drug cases, violent crimes, and federal investigations through the Ludwig Law Firm Criminal Law Blog.

Our Little Rock criminal defense attorneys break down Arkansas laws, penalties, defenses, sentencing issues, and real-world legal strategies to help individuals understand their rights and protect their future. Explore articles covering theft charges, forgery, domestic battery, drug possession, probation violations, expungements, federal conspiracy cases, and more from an Arkansas criminal defense perspective.

Arkansas Sentencing Grid: How Judges Calculate Your Time

If you or a loved one faces felony charges in Arkansas, you may hear judges and attorneys talk about the “sentencing grid.” This tool, established under Arkansas Code and used by courts statewide, helps determine prison terms and parole eligibility. At Ludwig Law Firm, we believe knowledge is power. We want you to understand what […]

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Facing Prescription Drug Charges in Arkansas? Here’s What Happens Next

When most people think of drug crimes, they picture illegal street drugs. But in Arkansas, prescription drug charges can carry equally severe consequences—especially when the allegations involve fraud, forgery, or unauthorized possession. At Ludwig Law Firm, we want you to know exactly what you’re up against and how we approach these cases with a trial-ready

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Felony Classes in Arkansas: A Guide for First-Time Defendents

Understanding felony classifications in Arkansas is essential if you or a loved one faces charges. Arkansas law divides felonies into six main categories, ranging from Class Y, the most serious, to Class D, the least severe. The penalties can change your life. At Ludwig Law Firm, we want you to have clear, straightforward knowledge before

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Federal Safety Valves: How We Seek Lower Sentences for Clients in Arkansas

What Is the Federal Safety Valve? The safety valve provision under U.S. Sentencing Guidelines §5C1.2 allows a judge to impose a sentence below the mandatory minimum if the defendant: The defendant has no more than four history points The offense did not result in death or serious bodily injury to any person The defendant did

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