“The worst thing from birth to death…
…that is not inevitable, and generally not by chance,…
…is to be accused of something you have not done.”
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The area of criminal defense encompasses pre arrest investigation, release, negotiation, trial litigation and appeal. These aspects include both federal and state cases and range from simple traffic violations to the most complex white-collar crimes. It is the position of this firm that everyone is presumed innocent as the law demands and the representation is to not only protect liberty but to repair the reputations damaged by the accusation.

Representation of our clients is conducted by lawyers with experience, knowledge and true understanding of the law, and is undertaken with the understanding that all cases may be tried to a jury. Most importantly, our clients are represented with the utmost discretion and confidentiality.

Keith Miller Butler Schneider & Pawlik

Keith, Miller, Butler,
Schneider & Pawlik, PLLC

800-698-3644 | 479-621-0006
224 South 2nd St.
Rogers, AR 72756
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Federal Crimes

The area of federal crimes focuses both state and nation wide. This area includes the knowledge of the sentencing guidelines and the experience of trial work.

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State Crimes

The area of state crime representation comes with the knowledge that each county is controlled by different local procedures and different agencies. It is this knowledge that allows for quick action and communication to clients and their families.

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Drug Crimes

Both society and government have made a determination to treat drug offenses with little or no tolerance. This has caused sentences imposed upon convicted offenders to not only be long but often mandates service of those sentences to be in full.

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Traffic Violations

The purpose of representation for traffic violations deals with many things. First, is if a client is innocent of the offense, no matter how trivial, their cause needs to be litigated.

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Juvenile Crimes

Representation of individuals under the age of eighteen (18) who have been accused of having committed a crime can involve a charge as an adult.

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Felony

There are generally five distinct levels of state felony crimes with the most serious being a Y felony, punishable from ten (10) to forty (40) years in prison.

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DWI

Although still considered a traffic offense, the consequences of being convicted can change the course of ones life.

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White Collar Crimes

We live in a time where handling money and trust are scrutinized more now then ever before. Employers and customers now blame clients for their own decisions that have result in bad investments.

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Sexual Assaults

The stain on ones reputation can never be taken away by the mere allegation of this type of accusation.

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