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Many Arkansas drug charges relate to actual physical possession. Police officers find drugs in someone's clothing or in a bag they carry. There is little question as to who owns the drugs and has control over them. Sometimes, Arkansas prosecutors bring drug charges by...
It can be tough to be a student. The social and familial pressure to succeed can put students under a lot of strain – and some turn to so-called “study drugs” to help them through. Study drugs are a colloquial term applied to stimulants like Adderall and Ritalin, both...
Fentanyl has rapidly become one of the most dangerous and concerning drugs available on the unregulated market. Reports from law enforcement agencies around the country indicate that fentanyl has begun turning up in many other popular drugs and that some of the pills...
Pretty much any involvement with a prohibited drug, like heroin, or a controlled substance, like fentanyl, could lead to criminal charges. Arkansas law enforcement agencies can arrest anyone who is found in possession of controlled substances, and the state will...
The 2010 Arkansas Code 5-64-505 gives the police department the authority to seize certain property related to drug offenses. Then the state can even go further to forfeit (completely deprive the defendant of it) after the court hearing. Understanding property seizure...
The use, possession or distribution of controlled substances is prohibited under both federal and Arkansas law. Those who are found to be in possession of a controlled substance will likely be charged with a felony, and the same may be true of those who are believed...
The possession, trafficking, and sale of cocaine is a federal and state crime in Arkansas. The majority of cases involving cocaine and other illegal drugs will be handled by state courts. A number of states, including Arkansas, have created drug courts. These can give...