Marijuana Possession
Marijuana Charges Don’t Have to Define Your Future—Let Us Defend You
Marijuana Possession Attorney In Little Rock, Arkansas
Charged with Marijuana Possession in Arkansas?
Even though marijuana laws are changing in some states, Arkansas still treats marijuana possession as a criminal offense in most cases. This remains true regardless of the shifting attitudes toward cannabis use that are evident in other parts of the country. Whether you’re facing a misdemeanor charge for possessing a small amount or a felony charge for larger quantities, a possession charge can carry serious consequences that may significantly impact your life—including hefty fines, potential jail time, probation requirements, and the enduring stigma of a permanent criminal record that could affect future employment opportunities and other aspects of daily living.
At Lemley Law Partners, we understand how stressful and confusing this situation can be for you. Our team, backed by over 21 years of experience defending clients across Arkansas, is dedicated to guiding you through the legal process every step of the way. We are committed to protecting your rights and advocating fiercely on your behalf to achieve the best possible outcome for your case. You don’t have to navigate this challenging time alone; we’re here to support you through it all.
Call Lemley Law Partners at 501-531-4215 to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today.
Arkansas Marijuana Possession Laws
In Arkansas, marijuana possession penalties vary based on the amount in possession and whether there are any prior convictions:
- Under 4 ounces (first offense) is usually a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 1 year in jail and fines up to $2,500.
- Over 4 ounces or multiple offenses can lead to felony charges, which carry more severe penalties, including years in prison.
- Possession with intent to deliver, even in small amounts, can also be charged as a felony, depending on the circumstances.
Convictions can also affect your employment, education opportunities, professional licenses, and driving privileges. That’s why it’s critical to have legal support as early in the process as possible.
How Lemley Law Partners Can Help
We take a hands-on approach to marijuana possession cases, looking at every angle—from how the search was conducted to whether your rights were violated during the stop or arrest. Our goal is to reduce the charges, challenge the evidence, or, when possible, seek dismissal through diversion programs or negotiation. Whether this is your first charge or you’ve faced the court system before, Lemley Law Partners is here to fight for your future. We offer free consultations, flat fee pricing, and 24/7 availability—because when your future is at stake, you shouldn’t have to wait for answers. Call us today at 501-531-4215 to speak with an attorney about your marijuana possession charge.
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