According to Arkansas law, some weapons are too deadly for citizens to own. Examples include bombs, metal knuckles and automatic weapons. Except in a case that involves metal knuckles possession, violating a prohibited weapons law can result in a felony charge. ...

For those who are charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm, it is imperative to understand that there are all sorts of factors that impact their case and that everyone is in a unique position. Sometimes, these charges result in time behind bars. For example, those...

Arkansas recognizes citizens’ right to bear arms and has relatively lenient gun laws in comparison to other states. Not surprisingly, lending a friend a gun is in itself legal; however, there are important restrictions to know, and breaking them could lead to a...

Arkansas allows for the carrying of a concealed firearm if you have the proper permit. Arkansas.gov explains there are extensive requirements you must meet to obtain a concealed carry permit in the state.  You can get one through the Director of the Division of...

The frequency of mass shootings and other forms of gun violence have made Americans increasingly paranoid about who should own a gun and why. While gun laws do help to limit legal gun ownership, there are weapons working their way through the black market as well —...

If you have a felony charge on your criminal background in Arkansas, then you need to make sure you fully understand your rights concerning firearm ownership and use. Failing to understand the law could land you in more legal trouble. The Restoration of Rights Project...