As an attorney, your time is precious. It takes an extraordinary amount of time to make sure one of your criminal defense client is properly represented and justice is served for them. Multiply that time burden for each of your clients, and it becomes clear that you may benefit from other specialists lending their time and expertise.

Arkansas Investigations has the specialized knowledge, experience and dedication to add value to your criminal defense case, and we can give you extra time from the point of intake through the entire process. Our 35+ years of experience increases your efficiency by covering essential bases that time doesn't allow you to cover.

Have you ever read a police report that is totally error free, totally objective and free of bias? You already know the answer to that. It's "no." It's our job to find the inherent errors and demonstrate the adverse effect on your client.

Case Study

A Hot Springs man was accused of capital murder in the shooting death of another local man in a Hot Springs apartment. Our investigation gathered pivotal facts that proved the evidence gathered by police wasn't sufficient to convict him. We visited witnesses in prisons, interviewed dozens of people, gathered statements, compared evidence, found witnesses that had not initially come forward, drove hundreds of miles and spent untold hours on the investigation. Eighteen months of working with his counsel finally paid off when the jury acquitted him after only 25 minutes of deliberation. Working with a superb team of attorneys made the case a particularly memorable one and a case that demonstrates that we will put 100% effort into it even when the odds say otherwise. See more about the story in the Hot Springs Sentinel-Record story written by Steven Moss on May 17, 2013.

According to the Northern California Innocence Project "Incorrect eyewitness identification is the single largest source of wrongful convictions, playing a role in more than 75 percent of convictions overturned through DNA testing." Can your client afford incorrect eyewitness identification? Can you? At Arkansas Investigations we don't believe you should have to. We know what to look for and how to find it. We have... Read More 

In the law of evidence, witness credibility is paramount. How do you ensure the credibility of witnesses? Do you? A conundrum for many criminal defense attorneys is that they may not have the time or resources to thoroughly investigate every witness, but such investigations are necessary. You cannot afford to not vet every person in your trial. It's too important and it should be part of your due diligence to make certain that there are no surprises when your witness gets up on the stand.

Click here to learn some of the credibility factors judges take into consideration when listening to witnesses...