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What Is Entrapment and How Is It Proven in Arkansas?
Entrapment is a legal defense that can arise when law enforcement induces a person to commit a crime that they otherwise would not have committed. While undercover operations, confidential informants, and other investigative techniques are commonly used by police, there are limits to what officers can do when investigating suspected criminal activity. Understanding where that line is can be important if you are facing an arrest charge based on an undercover investigation.
At The Digby Law Firm, we help clients throughout Benton, Bryant, Little Rock, and Central Arkansas understand their rights and evaluate the circumstances surrounding criminal investigations. An allegation resulting from an undercover operation does not automatically mean entrapment occurred, but the methods used by law enforcement may deserve careful examination.
Financial Strategies for a Strong Post-Divorce Foundation
Divorce is undeniably a life-altering event. In just about every case, it takes an emotional toll– and it often has significant financial implications. As you go about the process of navigating your divorce, be sure to have a solid plan in place in order to secure...
Identifying Types of Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse is an incredibly serious issue that affects countless people and families across the globe. It’s deeply distressing and traumatizing for the people who experience it, but since it comes in various forms, it can often be hard to pin down– leaving victims...
The Importance of Criminal Defense Attorneys
Facing criminal charges is an overwhelming and stressful experience for just about anyone. When you’re feeling the pressures of the legal system, having a skilled, dedicated defense attorney on your side is invaluable. Criminal defense attorneys play a pivotal role in...
Felony Offenses Demystified
Felony offenses carry severe consequences, including lengthy prison sentences and significant fines. Facing felony charges can be intimidating, confusing, and stressful. However, if you’re currently facing felony charges, you’ll find it helpful to understand the...
Know Your Rights: Drug Offenses and Legal Options for Defense
If you find yourself facing drug charges, you might be feeling overwhelmed and distressed. However, the most important thing you can do right now is to remember that you– like everyone– have rights that are protected by the law, even when accused of a drug-related...
Financial Planning in Divorce: The Impact of Child Support
Divorce brings major changes to your life, especially when it comes to financial matters. Among the many considerations during the divorce process, it’s very important to understand the impact of child support on your financial planning. Child support is necessary for...
Divorce and Child Support: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Your Rights
Regardless of circumstances, going through a divorce is emotionally challenging. However, it’s important to remember that this isn’t just difficult for you– it has an impact on your children, as well. Ensuring the wellbeing of your children should be a top priority...
Navigating the Courtroom: Step-By-Step Guide to Criminal Court Proceedings
Facing criminal charges can be pretty intimidating, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the workings of the criminal justice system. Navigating the courtroom alone can be overwhelming when you’re facing potentially life-altering charges. However, developing an...
Criminal Law 101: Top 7 Must-Knows for Navigating the Legal System
Navigating the criminal justice system can be complex and intimidating for anyone, especially someone who’s found themselves involved in a criminal case. Understanding the basics of the criminal justice system is important to help you make the most informed decisions...
The Future of Criminal Justice: Trends and Changes to Watch Out For
As technology continues to evolve, the criminal justice system– just like everything else– has undergone many changes in the past several years. Improvements in technology have major implications for the criminal justice system. In fact, as advancements are...