Violent Crimes

There are many different types of violent charges that prosecutors can bring in Arkansas, ranging from murder allegations to assault and...

A domestic battering accusation can bring fear and urgent questions about the future. One of the first concerns often centers on the...

Strangulation charges carry serious consequences in Arkansas. If someone accuses you of choking or restricting another person’s breathing,...

A heated dispute can narrow your judgment, then pull you into fast reactions. You may notice voices rise, then see body language grow...

Any violent criminal conviction is likely to result in major consequences for a defendant. Even in cases where they secure a minimal...

In Arkansas, self-defense is allowed in certain situations, but not in every conflict. The law sets specific limits on when you can use...

In Arkansas, the Stand Your Ground law lets individuals use force, including deadly force, to defend themselves if they believe they face...

Plea bargains are common in criminal cases, including those involving violent crimes. Plea deals can play a significant role in...

Violent crimes are serious offenses that involve force or the threat of force against another person. Understanding the four main types of...

Domestic battery is a serious crime in Arkansas. Laws are designed to help those harmed by this type of behavior. Understanding when the...