Arkansas Mugshot Removal Guide

Summary

Mugshots in Arkansas are public records but can be removed through expungement or by contacting the arresting agency. Old fines do not automatically disappear after 10 years and remain until paid. Courts usually apply payments to the oldest fines first, but if payments are misapplied, contact the court for adjustments. Failure to appear in court for a ticket can lead to additional penalties. Contact the court to resolve these issues.

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If you're concerned about a mugshot related to an old fine, it might be helpful to know the following:
- Mugshots are generally public records in Arkansas.
- They can be accessed unless sealed or expunged by the court.
Is the mugshot causing you any specific issues, or are you looking to remove it from public view?
yes remove it
Got it. To remove a mugshot from public view in Arkansas, you might want to consider the following steps:
- Expungement: If your record can be expunged, the mugshot may be removed from public access.
- Contacting the Arresting Agency: Request the removal directly from the agency that holds the record.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with expungement?
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It seems your main concern is about removing an old mugshot from public view. Since you prefer not to proceed with expungement, you might try contacting the arresting agency directly to request removal.
If you need assistance with anything else, feel free to ask!
does old fines fall off after 10 years
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In Arkansas, old fines typically do not "fall off" after 10 years. Unpaid fines can remain on your record indefinitely until they are paid. Additionally, they may accrue interest and penalties over time.
Do you have any other specific questions or concerns regarding your fines?
yes what can I do if the court does not start with the old fine when paying it pays it on other fines. The court does not start with the old fine to the new ones
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In Arkansas, courts generally apply payments to the oldest outstanding fines first. However, if payments are not being applied correctly, you can:
- Contact the court: Explain the issue and request an adjustment.
- Keep records: Maintain proof of all payments made.
Would you like guidance on how to contact the court or any other assistance?
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Sure! To contact the court regarding the misapplication of payments, you can:
- Call or visit the court where the fines were issued.
- Provide details of your concern and request an adjustment.
Is there anything else you need help with?
I got a ticket but never went to court
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It seems like you have multiple concerns. Regarding the ticket and the missed court appearance:
- Failure to Appear: Not attending court for a ticket can lead to additional fines, a warrant for your arrest, or a suspension of your driver's license.
- Next Steps: Contact the court immediately to resolve the issue. They may allow you to pay the fine or schedule a new court date.
Would you like more specific guidance on how to contact the court or resolve the ticket issue?
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It seems like you have a few legal issues that need addressing, particularly related to fines, payments, and missed court appearances. Since your primary concern is about getting the court to properly apply payments and resolving ticket issues, contacting the court directly is your best course of action.
If you have any more specific concerns or need further legal information, feel free to ask!