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Federal Crimes Attorney In Little Rock, Arkansas

Charged with a Federal Crime? We’re Ready to Defend You

Facing a federal criminal charge is a serious and high-stakes situation that requires immediate attention and experienced legal support. Unlike state offenses, which may involve local law enforcement agencies, federal cases are investigated by powerful federal agencies such as the FBI, DEA, or ATF, and they are prosecuted by U.S. Attorneys who wield significant resources and knowledge. The penalties associated with federal crimes are often more severe and can include mandatory minimum sentences, substantial fines, and long-term consequences that may affect your personal and professional life for years to come.

At Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers, we fully understand how intimidating and overwhelming the federal criminal justice system can be. With over 21 years of experience in criminal defense, our dedicated team is well-prepared to stand by your side, protect your rights, and guide you through every stage of the legal process, from the initial investigation to potential trial and appeals. We are committed to ensuring that you have the strongest defense possible in the face of these serious allegations.

Call Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers at  501-422-6219 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.

Common Federal Charges in Arkansas

Federal criminal investigations are handled by powerful agencies such as the FBI, DEA, ATF, IRS, and Homeland Security. Because these cases involve federal statutes and federal court procedures, they require a defense strategy built on experience, precision, and an in-depth understanding of how federal prosecutors build their cases. At Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers, we represent clients throughout Arkansas facing a wide range of federal charges, including some of the most serious offenses recognized under U.S. law.

Common Federal Charges We Defend

Federal crimes typically involve conduct that crosses state lines, impacts interstate commerce, or takes place on federal property. Some of the most frequently charged federal offenses in Arkansas include:

  • Drug trafficking and distributionIncluding possession with intent to distribute, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, and large-scale drug operations investigated by the DEA.
  • Wire Fraud and Mail Fraud: Complex white-collar charges involving allegations of financial deception, online schemes, or misuse of electronic communications or postal services.
  • Firearms and Weapons Offenses: Including felon-in-possession cases, illegal firearm sales, possession of unregistered weapons, or offenses involving the ATF.
  • Bank Robbery and Financial Institution Crimes: Serious allegations that carry mandatory minimum sentences and aggressive federal prosecution.
  • Child Exploitation and Internet Crimes: Charges involving child pornography, online enticement, or exploitation—some of the most heavily prosecuted federal offenses.
  • Healthcare Fraud and Insurance Fraud: Allegations of billing fraud, kickback schemes, or misrepresentation involving Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurers.
  • Conspiracy Charges: Broad federal conspiracy laws allow prosecutors to charge individuals even if the alleged criminal act was never completed.

Why Federal Criminal Cases Require Immediate Action

Federal prosecution is not the same as state prosecution—not even close. Federal court procedures, rules of evidence, sentencing guidelines, and investigative resources are far more complex and unforgiving. The consequences of a conviction can include:

  • Lengthy federal prison sentences
  • Mandatory minimum penalties
  • Significant fines and restitution
  • Supervised release and long-term restrictions on your freedom
  • Permanent damage to your reputation, employment, and future opportunities

If you’re under federal investigation, have received a target letter, or have already been indicted, the most important step you can take is to contact a skilled Arkansas federal criminal defense attorney immediately.

At Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers, we know how federal cases are built—and more importantly, how to dismantle them. We intervene early, protect your rights, and build a strategic defense focused on reducing or dismissing charges whenever possible.

What Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers Can Do for You

Defending against a federal charge requires a focused, strategic approach. At Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers, we begin by closely analyzing every detail—how the investigation was conducted, the strength of the evidence, and whether your constitutional rights were violated at any point. We work directly with you to develop a clear plan, explore every legal option, and challenge the government’s case at every opportunity. Whether you’re negotiating with prosecutors or preparing for trial, we’re committed to helping you pursue the most favorable outcome possible. Call Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers 24/7 at 501-422-6219 for a free consultation if you’re facing a federal investigation or charge. Your defense starts now.

Have Questions?

Call Lemley DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyers at  501-422-6219 today to speak directly with an attorney about your criminal defense.

We’re available 24/7 and here to protect your rights from day one.

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Misdemeanors

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Aggravated Assault

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Federal Crimes

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Domestic Violence

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Sex Crimes

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Drug Crimes

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Marijuana Possession

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Manslaughter

Two Weapons

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White Collar Crimes

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Murder

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