In Arkansas, not all drug charges carry the weight of a felony. Some are classified as low-level offenses, meaning they involve small amounts, no distribution intent, and often no prior criminal record. At Ludwig Law Firm, we help clients resolve these cases quickly—and often without a conviction. If your drug charge qualifies as “low-level,” you […]
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If you’ve been arrested with drugs in Arkansas, the amount matters just as much as the substance. Just a few grams can be the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony—or even a federal indictment. At Ludwig Law Firm, we help people charged with drug possession, trafficking, or delivery understand the true scope of their
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Being arrested for a DWI in Arkansas can be overwhelming—especially if it’s your first time. You’re likely wondering how bad it really is: Will you go to jail? Lose your license? Pay massive fines? Here’s the plain truth: A first DWI in Arkansas is serious, but with the right legal help, you may be able
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In Arkansas, legal labels carry lasting consequences—but they don’t always mean what people think they do. A “felon” is someone convicted of a felony. A “convict” is anyone convicted of any crime—felony or misdemeanor. If you’ve only been charged, you are not legally either one, even if you’re in jail or awaiting trial. At Ludwig
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