LITTLE ROCK, Ark—Pedestrian killed on I-630/I-430 interchange On September 7, 2025 at 8:19 p.m., Arkansas State Police responded to a fatal crash at the interchange of I-630 westbound and I-430 northbound in Little Rock, Pulaski County. Investigators report that a 2009 Honda traveling north on I-430 struck a pedestrian who was standing in the left […]
In Arkansas criminal defense cases, the standards of probable cause and reasonable suspicion can make or break the outcome. These constitutional benchmarks decide whether a police officer’s actions were lawful. If an officer stopped you at a checkpoint or searched your property without meeting the correct standard, the evidence could be thrown out. At Ludwig
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Consumer fraud is one of the most aggressively investigated white collar crimes in the United States. From Little Rock to rural Arkansas, federal agencies track financial deception closely. If you’ve been contacted about a consumer fraud investigation or charged with a federal offense, it’s time to understand your rights and legal options. At Ludwig Law
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If you were stopped by police, briefly questioned, or frisked without a warrant, you may have experienced what the law calls a “Terry Stop.” Named after the 1968 U.S. Supreme Court decision in Terry v. Ohio, these stops are meant to allow law enforcement to act on reasonable suspicion without violating the Fourth Amendment—but they
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