Little Rock Murder Lawyer for Capital, First-Degree, Second-Degree, and Manslaughter Charges

Why Trust Jack Lofton with Your Life?

Deep experience navigating the complexities of Arkansas homicide statutes.

Tested in high-stakes courtrooms with a record of fighting for acquittals.

Utilizing elite investigators to uncover evidence the police overlooked.

Jack is available 24/7 on his personal line because your case never rests.

We analyze every document, statement, and pixel of evidence provided by the state.

We conduct our own forensics and interview witnesses to build an alternative narrative.

We file motions to block evidence obtained through illegal searches or coerced statements.

We build a compelling defense focused on reasonable doubt or affirmative defenses.

What is the difference between First and Second-Degree murder?

First-degree involves premeditation or occurring during a felony, while second-degree often involves non-premeditated intent to cause serious injury.

Can murder charges be reduced?

Yes, depending on the evidence, charges can sometimes be reduced to manslaughter or negligent homicide through aggressive negotiation.

How long does a murder trial last?

Murder trials can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on the complexity of forensic evidence and witness counts.

Will I have to testify?

This is a strategic decision made between you and Jack. You have a constitutional right to remain silent and not testify against yourself.

What is felony murder?

It is a charge brought when a death occurs during the commission of certain dangerous felonies, even if there was no intent to kill.