Drug charges can carry serious and lasting consequences. If you are facing a drug-related offense in Arkansas, contact our office to discuss your case with a defense attorney.

Drug charges in Arkansas may involve possession, possession with intent to deliver, manufacturing, or trafficking of controlled substances.

The severity of the charge depends on the type and quantity of the substance, prior convictions, and surrounding circumstances.

Drug cases often involve searches, seizures, traffic stops, and laboratory testing. How evidence is obtained is critical. Arkansas and federal law impose strict requirements on law enforcement regarding search warrants, probable cause, and chain of custody.

Penalties for drug convictions can include jail or prison time, fines, probation, mandatory programs, and long-term consequences for employment and housing. Some cases may qualify for diversion or alternative sentencing programs.

Drug cases frequently turn on technical legal issues rather than guilt alone. Understanding how Arkansas drug laws are applied helps individuals evaluate their options and respond effectively.