Nelson & Marks PLLC
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Facing federal charges can be a daunting and complex process. Conviction of such charges can have a lasting impact on your freedom, reputation, career, and future, which is why it is imperative to contact a federal defense attorney right away. At Nelson & Marks PLLC, we understand the severity of federal crimes and the intricate challenges they present.
Our team has extensive experience navigating the federal court system and tailoring defense strategies to meet the unique needs of our clients. We understand that you may be feeling overwhelmed. We’re here to provide the strong counsel and powerful defense needed to protect your rights through all legal proceedings.
There’s too much at stake to delay. Call our firm at (479) 202-4541 to see how a federal criminal defense lawyer can help.
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Charges Dismissed Aggravated Assault and Terroristic ThreateningMr. Nelson's client was arrested and charged with two felonies after answering a loud knock on his front door with a ...
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Not Guilty Carrying a Prohibited WeaponCase Description: Client was stopped at a seatbelt checkpoint. Client was arrested and charged with Carrying a Weapon ...
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Not guilty On All Charges After a Trial Charges: Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.Case Description: Client was pulled over for expired tags and forced to wait 45 minutes for a drug dog to arrive. The ...
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Not Guilty After a Trial Contempt of CourtCase Description: Client was ordered to pass drug tests. Client allegedly failed three drug tests and was charged with ...
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Dismissed Domestic Assault Third DegreeMr. Nelson's client was charged with Domestic Assault Third Degree after he allegedly pushed his girlfriend. Mr. Nelson ...
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Dismissed Domestic BatteryCase Description: Domestic Battery case dismissed = Client was charged with Domestic Battery for allegedly hitting his ...
Case Description: Client was stopped at a seatbelt checkpoint. Client was arrested and charged with Carrying a Weapon after the police found a loaded handgun in the vehicle. Mr. Nelson was able to successfully argue at the trial that it is not illegal in Arkansas to simply possess a handgun. After a trial, Mr. Nelson’s client was found not guilty.
Case Description: Client was pulled over for expired tags and forced to wait 45 minutes for a drug dog to arrive. The client was eventually arrested and charges with numerous drug offenses. Mr. Nelson argued at trial that the prolonged detention while waiting for a drug dog to arrive violated his client’s constitutional rights and was an illegal and excessive seizure. At trial, Mr. Nelson’s client was found not guilty on all charges.
Case Description: Client was ordered to pass drug tests. Client allegedly failed three drug tests and was charged with Contempt of Court. The Judge threatened the client with jail time, so the client hired Mr. Nelson. After a trial, Mr. Nelson was able to convince the Judge to find the client not guilty.
Mr. Nelson's client was charged with Domestic Assault Third Degree after he allegedly pushed his girlfriend. Mr. Nelson convinced the prosecutor to dismiss all charges without the need of a trial, which saved his client's job and immigration status.
Case Description: Domestic Battery case dismissed = Client was charged with Domestic Battery for allegedly hitting his pregnant wife. The client was suspended from his job after the arrest and was facing immigration consequences if convicted. Mr. Nelson was able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the case just one month after the arrest. Mr. Nelson’s client never had to appear in court. Mr. Nelson saved his client’s job and immigration status.
At Nelson & Marks PLLC, we specialize in criminal defense with a client-first approach. Based in Bentonville, Arkansas, our 12+ years of trial experience and backgrounds as former prosecutors enable us to deliver strategic, informed defense strategies for charges including felonies, DWI, and drug crimes. We ensure that clients receive personalized service and direct access to experienced attorneys.
Why Choose Us:
- 12+ years of insightful trial experience
- Direct access to experienced attorneys
- Personalized, attentive legal service
- Proactive communication about case status
- Strategic defenses informed by prosecution insight
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Expert Criminal Defense
Over 12 years of trial experience.
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Direct Attorney Access
Work directly with seasoned lawyers.
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Proven Prosecutor Insights
Leverage our prosecutorial background.
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Personalized Legal Support
Dedicated, client-focused communication.
At Nelson & Marks PLLC, we are committed to providing exceptional criminal defense services in Bentonville, Arkansas. With over 12 years of trial experience, our attorneys, Jonathon Nelson and Thomas Marks, offer strategic defense based on their past prosecutorial roles. We prioritize personalized service, ensuring clients receive direct attention from experienced attorneys at every stage of their legal journey. Our unique insight and client-centric approach distinguish us from larger firms, offering peace of mind through consistent communication. Clients choose us for our deep expertise and dedication to defending their rights efficiently and effectively.
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How are federal crimes different from state crimes?Federal crimes are violations of federal law as opposed to state law. They often involve activities that cross state lines or national borders. In contrast, state crimes are violations of state laws and are prosecuted by state authorities. The penalties and legal processes vary between federal and state systems.
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What should I do if charged with a federal crime?If charged with a federal crime, it is critical to consult with a knowledgeable federal criminal defense attorney immediately. An experienced attorney can explain the charges, protect your rights, and provide representation throughout the legal process. Avoid discussing your case with anyone until you have legal representation.
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What are the penalties for federal crimes?The penalties for federal crimes can be severe and may include imprisonment, fines, and probation. The specific penalties depend on the nature and severity of the offense, as well as the sentencing guidelines. Federal judges must follow these guidelines but have some discretion in sentencing. Penalties are often harsher than for state crimes.
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Who investigates federal crimes?Federal crimes are investigated by federal agencies. These include organizations such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). These agencies have the resources to conduct extensive national and international investigations.
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