Top Arkansas DWI/DUI defense Lawyer

The Law Office of Harry Warden stands apart from other law firms in Arkansas when it comes to representing clients in criminal and DWI/DUI cases. When searching for the best lawyer or attorney for your Arkansas Criminal or DWI/DUI case, the Law Office of Harry Warden has proven results. A significant portion of our practice focuses on criminal defense and drunk driving cases, making us uniquely qualified to handle these complex matters. Harry Warden is dedicated to defending clients accused of felonies, misdemeanors, and DWI/DUI offenses, ensuring their constitutional rights are vigorously protected.  

Our firm is one of the few in Arkansas that prioritizes DWI and DUI defense, offering specialized knowledge and skills that are critical for navigating these highly technical cases. We understand that an Arkansas DWI or DUI case is not like other criminal charges. These cases involve ever-evolving laws, scientific evidence like breath and blood tests, and standardized field sobriety tests. Harry Warden has the training and experience necessary to challenge every aspect of your case.  

Being accused of a crime can have devastating consequences, which is why you need aggressive and representation. By fighting your case with the right attorney, you give yourself the best chance to avoid the severe consequences of a conviction.  

At The Law Office of Harry Warden, we are passionate about defending those accused of crimes and DWI/DUI offenses throughout Central Arkansas. We are committed to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients and standing up to the Government on their behalf.  

Choose a law firm that is focused, skilled, and dedicated to your success. Let us help you fight your case and protect your future.  

What are the sentencing penalties for a DWI/DUI in Arkansas?

Facing a DWI charge in Arkansas can lead to severe penalties, including license suspensions, hefty fines, and potential jail time. The severity of these penalties hinges on the number of prior offenses within the last ten years.

First Offense

For a first offense in the past ten years, then the DWI is a misdemeanor with the following potential penalties: A six-month license revocation, fines ranging from $150 to $1,000, and a jail term of twenty-four hours to one year.

Second Offense

For a second offense in the past ten years, then the DWI is a misdemeanor with the following potential penalties: A 24-month license revocation, fines between $400 and $3,000, and a jail term of seven days to one year.

Third Offense

For a third offense in the past ten years, then the DWI is a misdemeanor with the following potential penalties: A 30-month license revocation, fines ranging from $900 to $5,000, and a jail term of 90 days to one year.

However, if a driver incurs a fourth or subsequent DWI offense, it becomes a felony charge. Felony DWI charges are discussed in a separate blog post. It's crucial to seek legal counsel if facing DWI charges in Arkansas, as the penalties can have a significant impact on one's life, their ability to drive, and possibly jail time.

Don't face this difficult situation alone. Contact an Arkansas DWI Defense lawyer at the Law Office of Harry Warden today for a free consultation and a DWI Defense strategy session. We're here to help you regain control of your future.