Criminal Law

What Counts as Residential Burglary in Arkansas? Residential burglary occurs when someone unlawfully enters or remains in another person’s home with the intent to commit a crime inside. The law defines “residential occupiable Arkansas law treats burglary with particular severity when it involves someone’s home. Residential burglary isn’t just trespassing — it’s a felony offense […]

In Arkansas drug and firearm cases, prosecutors must prove possession. But “possession” does not always mean the item was in your pocket or hand. Courts recognize both actual possession and constructive possession. At Ludwig Law Firm, we help clients challenge weak possession claims that prosecutors often use to secure convictions.  Actual Possession Actual possession is

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

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