Bentonville Felony Attorneys

Nelson & Marks PLLC can take on a wide variety of criminal cases throughout Northwest Arkansas, from low-level drug offenses to Class Y felonies. We have a comprehensive understanding of Arkansas criminal law, as well as how the other side of the aisle thinks and operates. We use this experience to build a strong case strategy on your behalf. We can protect your rights and best interests as we navigate you through every stage of criminal proceedings.

Reach out to our firm if you've been charged with any of the following and more:

• Rape
• Homicide
• Armed robbery
• Drug trafficking
• Drug possession
• Possession of child pornography

What are the Penalties Of a Felony Conviction in Arkansas?

In the state of Arkansas, the penalties for a felony conviction will vary depending on the specific type and severity of the offense. Felonies in the state are categorized into classes, with the most serious felonies holding the longest sentences and the highest fines. Below are some of the penalties that may be imposed for a felony conviction in Arkansas:

• Imprisonment: Convictions for felonies can carry significant prison sentences, ranging from a few months to life in prison without parole. Class Y felonies in Arkansas (the most serious felony offense in the state), for instance, carry minimum sentences of ten years and maximum sentences of 40 years or life without parole.
• Fines: Based on the severity of the offense, felonies can also result in substantial fines that can reach tens of thousands of dollars.
• Probation: Some convicted felons may serve time on probation, which requires them to meet regularly with their probation officers, take drug tests, and perform community service.
• Loss of civil rights: This can include the right to vote, the right to bear arms, and the right to hold public office.

As mentioned above, Arkansas felony conviction penalties will vary depending on the specific offense and other factors, such as prior criminal history. For those charged with a felony in Arkansas, it's critical to consult with a felony defense attorney who can inform you of your legal options and help you develop a strong defense.

Contact Our Bentonville Felony Lawyers Today

Backed by over seven years of in-depth experience, We work relentlessly to get the charges against our clients reduced or dismissed completely. You can rely on us to provide you with well-informed counsel and individualized legal services. Contact our knowledgeable felony lawyers in Bentonville today to get help with your criminal case. You can schedule a free consultation with Bentonville felony defense attorneys at your convenience.

Contact Nelson & Marks PLLC today to get started on your defense with our Bentonville felony attorneys.