Second Degree Battery Charges

Summary

Second Degree Domestic Battery in Arkansas is a Class D Felony without prior convictions, carrying penalties of up to 6 years imprisonment and fines up to $10,000. The decision to drop charges lies with the prosecutor, not the victim. If found not guilty, no penalties will apply. Legal representation is crucial for navigating these charges.

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There is a warrant for my arrest for second degree domestic battery
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to engage a lawyer to protect your rights. Could you confirm your location? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding the laws in your area.
Arkansas
Hello ****, in Arkansas, Second Degree Domestic Battery is a Class C Felony if you have prior convictions. Penalties can include:
- Imprisonment for *-10 years.
- Fine up to $*,*.
Getting legal representation is important.
I do not have prior convictions
Hello ****, since you don't have prior convictions, in Arkansas, Second Degree Domestic Battery is a Class D Felony. The penalties can include:
- Imprisonment up to 6 years.
- Fine up to $*,*.
Legal representation is still strongly recommended.
The person who called the police wants to drop charges
Hello ****, while the victim's desires are taken into consideration, the decision to drop charges ultimately lies with the prosecutor in Arkansas. It's best to consult with a lawyer to understand your options.
I didn’t assault anyone
Hello ****, it's crucial to gather all possible evidence to support your claim of not assaulting anyone. In Arkansas, if you're found not guilty, no penalties will apply. Please consult with a defense attorney for proper guidance.