Arkansas Criminal Defense Blog

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General information, commentary on criminal defense stories, Arkansas-specific posts.

Author: Justin Eisele is a solo practitioner in Benton, Ark.

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Recent Posts from Arkansas Criminal Defense Blog

Eisele Law Firm, P.A. now gladly accepts Visa/Mastercard
The Eisele Law Firm, P.A., through the Arkansas Criminal Defense Blog, announces it now gladly accepts Visa/Mastercard. We understand that in tough economic times it is important to have as many payment options available to…
Driving on Licensed Suspended for DWI in Arkansas
Arkansas Code 5-65-105 provides stiff punishment for those who chose to operate a vehicle while their license is still suspended or revoked due due a DWI. If you are caught operating your vehicle while under…
2009 Arkansas Criminal Law Changes
The 2008-2009 Arkansas Legislative session produced several slight, yet impactful, amendments to previously established laws. It is important for attorneys, as well as citizens, to remain up-to-date on any changes to the laws impacting Arkansas’s…
Check out our new advertisement on Arktimes.com
We put up a new advertisement on arktimes.com. See ad below.
Out of State or Out of Town Ticket?
Traveling from out of state to or through Arkansas? Maybe you are just traveling to a never-been-before corner of the state? It is common for travelers to get a traffic ticket, or other minor offense…
Justin Eisele has article published: “Bond Hearings in Arkansas: Seeing the Light of Day Before Trial”
The Arkansas Bar Association, through the Young Lawyer Section, has published an article written by Justin Eisele on bond hearings in Arkansas. Click below to read the informative article: “Bond Hearings in Arkansas: Seeing the…
Probation Revocation in Arkansas
Many first time offenders in Arkansas are sentenced to probation for their criminal offenses. Most of the time, when a person is placed on probation, they are given a set of conditions of their probation.…
Complete Website and Blog Redesign
Dear Readers, Please note our recent website and blog redesign. We would love to see your comments. Sincerely, Justin Eisele
Arkansas Juvenile Law Process/Arkansas Juvenile Delinquency
Every jurisdiction in Arkansas handles juvenile delinquency cases differently. However, here is a basic outline of the process: (Please note that this is only an outline, and that it is not advice for your particular…
Arkansas Minor in Possession (MIP)
In Arkansas, it is unlawful for a person under the age of 21 to purchase, or have possession of, alcohol. Arkansas Code Annotated 3-3-203. The punishment for the being in violation of the Arkansas Minor…