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Arkansas Code Annotated 12-12-901 et seq., known as the Arkansas Sex Offender Registration Act, also known as Megans Law, is the community notification law that allows law enforcement to communicate with the public when a sexual offender is in their area.
Act 346, also known as the First Offender Act, is a law in Arkansas that provides an opportunity for first-time offenders to avoid a permanent criminal record.
Ineligible offenses include: Class A, B, and Y felonies exception being drug-related cases. Manslaughter. Sex crimes. Violent felonies. Felony convictions that ended up as incarceration terms at the Department of corrections. Felony traffic offenses.
A first offender program is a way for a defendant to avoid the full effects of criminal prosecution. Its a type of diversion, often for those who have no previous criminal record. In a typical first-offender program, by completing the program, the defendant keeps a conviction off their record.
This right may only be restored if the disqualifying conviction is sealed or expunged. A person convicted of a felony also loses the right to possess a firearm. This right is restored only by express order of the governor or, in some cases, by sealing or expunging the conviction.
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Under Act 346 probation, there is not an entry of guilt, and if the term of probation is satisfactorily completed, then that person will have the felony expunged automatically, they would not be considered a felon and their gun rights are restored. Act 531 is the other First Offender Probation in Arkansas.
Arkansass First Offender Act offers conviction relief for people who have never before been convicted of a crime. Under the First Offender Act, if you successfully complete your probation and you are a first-time offender, you may have your record sealed or expunged in many cases.
The Act 346 Probation Forms can be found on our website. Scroll to ORDER OF PROBATION UNDER ACT 346 OF 1975 AND ACT 1460 OF 2013 and download form. Fill this form out completely and mail or email the form to ACIC.

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