Can a Glock switch lead to federal charges in Arkansas?
A small plastic device can turn a routine traffic stop into a serious federal weapons case. A Glock switch may look like a firearm...
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How does Arkansas law define constructive drug possession?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Sep 11, 2026 | Drug Crimes
Being in the same place as illegal drugs does not necessarily mean you possessed them under Arkansas law. For instance, if police discover...
How billing mistakes can become healthcare fraud in Arkansas
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Aug 27, 2026 | Federal Crimes
A one-off billing mistake is not usually criminal healthcare fraud. But when the same errors keep happening, federal and state regulators...
Is Arkansas a stand-your-ground state?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Aug 5, 2026 | Violent Crimes
Some U.S. states require you to attempt a retreat before you defend yourself against an attack using deadly force. Arkansas was one of...
What actions can lead to bankruptcy fraud charges?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Jul 28, 2026 | White Collar Crimes
If you file for bankruptcy in Arkansas, you must list your property, debts, income and recent money transfers. If a trustee or creditor...