Yes, federal law can bar a person from possessing a firearm even when Arkansas law permits it. Arkansas broadly protects gun rights, but...
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Can a Glock switch lead to federal charges in Arkansas?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Sep 11, 2026 | Criminal justice, Weapons Crimes
A small plastic device can turn a routine traffic stop into a serious federal weapons case. A Glock switch may look like a firearm...
Be careful not to make a straw gun purchase
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Jul 24, 2026 | Weapons Crimes
If someone asks you to buy a firearm on their behalf, be very careful about doing so. You could find yourself in violation of the law if...
Consequences of brandishing a weapon in Arkansas
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Mar 23, 2026 | Weapons Crimes
Brandishing a weapon in Arkansas can create serious legal trouble even if no one gets hurt. A brief moment of showing a firearm or knife...
How does Arkansas law treat BB guns and air rifles?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Jan 2, 2026 | Weapons Crimes
BB guns and air rifles may seem harmless, but Arkansas law does not treat them as toys. While these devices differ from firearms, your...
Are suppressors legal to own and use in Arkansas?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Nov 16, 2025 | Weapons Crimes
Firearms and accessories used by firearm owners are subject to numerous regulations. There are federal rules that apply to firearm...
What are the laws about knives in Arkansas?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Jul 31, 2025 | Weapons Crimes
Here in Arkansas, the weapons laws are far less restrictive than in most of the other states. For instance, there is no outright...
What to know about carrying a handgun in Arkansas
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Apr 8, 2025 | Weapons Crimes
Anyone permitted to carry a handgun in Arkansas can get into trouble if they fail to comply with relevant regulations. It's crucial to be...
What is a straw gun purchase?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Feb 12, 2025 | Weapons Crimes
When someone purchases a firearm, they need to be legally allowed to buy and possess that gun. Not everyone is. For instance, someone who...
What is Arkansas’ castle doctrine?
On Behalf of John Wesley Hall | Nov 18, 2024 | Weapons Crimes
Imagine waking up to the sound of shattering glass downstairs. An intruder has entered your home in Little Rock. What can you legally do...
