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General Info: Your court date is around the corner, and you need to start building a strong defense. Working with an experienced criminal defense attorney allows you to understand your rights and best present your argument. The Cannon Law Firm has been handling state and federal criminal law cases for more than 20 years. When you work with David Cannon, you'll have legal and personal support every step of the way.Turn to a reputable criminal defense law firm in North Little Rock, AR for your case.
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Phone: (501) 978-5353

Address: 425 W Broadway St, North Little Rock, AR 72114

Website: http://davidrcannon.com

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Divorce

Criminal Defense
David R. Cannon is an attorney who knows how the criminal justice system works. As a criminal defense attorney in Arkansas, he works closely with investigators and support staff to analyze and evaluate the evidence on which a case is built. Based on the strength and weight of the evidence, David fights for your legal rights — in and out of the courtroom.
DUI/DWI
Driving While Intoxicated: Arkansas has imposed increasingly harsher penalties for DUI violations, articulated by such policies as “zero tolerance” and “over the limit, under arrest.” Mandatory minimum sentences increase with each subsequent conviction. The attorney you choose to represent you will play a vital role in securing your rights and ensuring that you receive fair treatment at the hands of the courts. Blood alcohol exams, breathalyzer exams and roadside tests are subject to human error. Improper stops are another basis for getting charges reduced or dismissed. The Cannon Law Firm stands ready to assert your rights and expand your legal options.
Sex Crimes
Sex Crimes: A lawyer is your ultimate advocate against accusations of statutory rape, date rape, violent rape, sexual assault, molestation and related sex crimes. Depending on the types of evidence compiled against you, you need a lawyer to convince a judge or jury that you did not commit the crime. A conviction for a sex crime generally compels you to register with the national sex offender registry. Required disclosure to neighbors and potential employers is part of the ongoing penalty you would pay for conviction.
White Collar Crimes
White Collar Crime: Employment relationships are built on trust. Accusations of fraud, blackmail, embezzlement, executive kickbacks, bribery, racketeering, larceny, theft or a related white collar crime can ruin a professional career. Knowing your legal rights and enforcing them in a court of law requires the expert guidance of an experienced white collar crime lawyer. Get the advice you need and the advocacy you deserve when you retain the services of a lawyer at the Cannon Law Firm.
Theft
Misdemeanors
As a criminal defense attorney, David has negotiated numerous plea agreements, tried more than 400 criminal cases and handled more than 20 criminal appeals. His successes at the trial level include the reduction of felony charges into misdemeanor charges in a case involving the stabbing of a Sherwood police officer and the achievement of a hung jury in two trials for a client accused of rape. His appellate victories include a reversal in a drug case involving attorney misconduct and a victory in another case involving Fourth Amendment search and seizure issues.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drug Crimes: The manufacture, possession and distribution of controlled substances — such as cocaine, methamphetamine, oxycontin, anabolic steroids, marijuana, ecstasy, LSD, prescription medications and other narcotics — can result in federal as well as state consequences. Depending on the type and amount of drugs involved, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) may be called in to investigate you for drug trafficking or conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute. An attorney can help you protect your rights when you are under suspicion for a drug crime.
Assault
Misdemeanors: Arkansas classifies simple assault, disorderly conduct, DUI/DWI, some instances of domestic violence, indecent exposure, prostitution, theft and trespass as misdemeanor crimes, punishable by less than one year in county jail and/or a fine. In many cases, a lawyer can get a sentence commuted to probation, community service or drug and alcohol treatment if the defendant does not have a record of prior criminal conviction. Keep in mind that if a judge elects to commute a sentence, regular check-ins with the probation officer and compulsory drug testing may be required as a condition of your release.
Murder
Homicide: When you have been accused of murder or manslaughter, you are likely to face a substantial prison term if convicted and the stigma of suspicion even if released. David R. Cannon is a seasoned trial lawyer who understands what is at stake in the upcoming trial — your freedom, your pride and your reputation in your community. He works hard to keep your name out of the limelight and to reduce the consequences of a homicide-related arrest.
Juvenile Crimes
Juvenile Law: A lapse in judgment can cost your child his or her educational and employment prospects. If convicted, a child could be sentenced to serve a term at a juvenile detention facility, away from friends and family. It is important to hire an attorney to relay the facts to a judge in a way that moves a judge to sentence your child leniently, with consideration for the child’s sense of remorse for what they have done. The main objective is to preserve your child’s future prospects despite a mistake while taking appropriate action to resolve the root cause of the bad behavior.
Homicide
David believes that his role as a lawyer is to vigorously defend your interests against the prosecution’s interest in securing a conviction. The presumption of innocence requires that the prosecution produce evidence of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. David makes it a priority to force the prosecution to live up to its burden of proof. During 14 years in criminal defense practice, David has tried more than 400 criminal cases and negotiated countless plea bargains that resulted in reduction or dismissal of charges. He takes pride in having built a reputation for competent, aggressive and perceptive representation of criminal defendants. His practice is equipped to handle divorces, felony and misdemeanor crimes, including DUI/DWI, drug crimes, homicide, juvenile crime, sex crimes and white collar crime. His experience is highlighted in the following legal opinions and media excerpts...
Manslaughter
Prostitution

Personal Injury
Arkansas criminal attorney David R. Cannon began his legal career at the Law Offices of Hebert Wright, Jr., P.A., where he engaged in the general practice of law. Thereafter, he joined the Law Offices of Gary Green and concentrated his efforts in the areas of personal injury and criminal defense. In 1999, he founded the Cannon Law Firm, which to this day maintains an exclusive focus on representing defendants against criminal charges.

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