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George “Birc” Morledge, IV attended law school at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Birc passed the bar in 2008 and has spent his legal career defending those who cannot defend themselves. He has always felt passionately about standing up for the underdog. While the State and Federal governments have unlimited resources, Birc believes in helping those who have the deck stacked against them. Sometimes popular opinion believes that if you have been arrested, you must have done something wrong, he works hard to change this belief inside the courtroom.. He has recently received an award for being one of the top 10 criminal defense attorneys under 40 years of age in the nation. When he was only 31 he was named one of Arkansas's Top 40 lawyers under 40 years old, and for good reason. He has also been named as one of the ten best criminal law attorneys in Arkansas for client satisfaction. He is the current head of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association Criminal Division. He is a passionate litigator who loves what he does and gets proven results.

Attorney at Lassiter & Cassinelli in Little Rock, AR.. Licensed to practice in all Arkansas state courts, Arkansas federal courts, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court of the United States.. The Jewish Bulldog®

Background. Mr. Hampton is an Arkansas native born and raised in the Natural State. His mother was a school teacher for 32 years, and his father was Deputy Director for the Office of Economic Opportunity for the State of Arkansas. Both had a hand in developing Mr. Hampton’s character and his use of common sense in practicing law. Mark has developed a keen approach to evaluating each case on its own facts and circumstances. Each case is unique and must be evaluated on its merits. Each person has their own unique path they walked to get them where they find themselves. From investigations involving the President of the United States down to misdemeanor drug offenses, Mark takes pride in doing the best job he can for each client.. Areas of Practice. Drug Offenses:. Mark has had experience in the last 26 years of representing hundreds of clients in both federal and state drug cases; from major drug conspiracies to misdemeanor marijuana charges.  Mark evaluates each case of its own merits. Most of the time, if a drug case can be attacked it will be based upon an unlawful search and seizure of the drugs involved. If it appears that the search and seizure is illegal, Mark will attack those issues vigorously. On the other hand, should the case not provide such a helpful defense, Mark has significant experience in attempting to minimize the punishment for the offense in question.. White Collar Crime:. Mark has had a significant number of federal and state cases involving wire fraud, mail fraud, bribery, extortion, and money laundering. These cases generally require complex analysis of the scheme or conspiracy in question. With the aid of his very experienced paralegal, Mark can analyze the case against you and properly evaluate the potential success of a trial. On the other hand, he will rely on his experience and understanding of the law to work out a successfully plea if a jury trial or bench trial is not an opinion.. Homicide, Battery Offenses:. Mark has had several significant trials involving homicide, kidnapping and battery charges. These cases require a significant amount of investigation and critical evaluation of any and all forensic evidence which may be offered from the prosecution. Mark has an unlimited amount of affiliations with forensic experts, polygraph examiners, and criminal profilers to assure the best possible defense in these situations.. Parole Release:. Mark has had significant success in a few cases were individuals have applied for and received executive clemency and/or time cuts on their parole. Although these are difficult situations and are clearly discretionary with the Arkansas Department of Corrections, Mark has been able to properly prepare the argument to persuade the parole board and the governor’s office to release individuals early from their expected parole eligibility date.. Appeals and Post-Conviction Relief both in Federal and State Courts:. Mark does not actively pursue these matters. However, his office is affiliated with one of the finest appellant attorneys in the state, Professor J. T. Sullivan. Professor Sullivan has had tremendous success with direct appeals and post-conviction relief both in state and federal proceedings. Professor Sullivan experiences spans five different states in both federal and state appeals. Additionally, Professor Sullivan has successfully argued cases before the United States Supreme Court.

At McKay Law Firm, we are here for the victims of the war on drugs, those that struggle with mental health hardships and the targets of mass incarceration. We fight to protect the liberty of everyday Arkansans just like us. I hope you will let us fight for you, no matter the charge!. I was raised in Arkansas by a single many of my clients, I struggled with was the most difficult journey I had to take. Ultimately the road to recovery made me more empathetic, not just with addicts but with all the hardships That often end in arrest. It also strengthened my resolve to fight for peole like you and me.. More often than not, the criminal justice system responds to life's struggles, whether they are mental health issues or something else in ways that make things dramatically worse rather than better. This especially true when poverty, class or marginalization come into play. At McKay Law Firm, we are here for the victims of the war on drugs, those that struggle with mental health hardships and the targets of mass incarceration. We fight to protect the liberty of everyday Arkansans just like us. I hope you will let us fight for you, no matter the charge!. In my practice I have represented over a thousand clients from across the state of Arkansas in criminal and family law matters. My clients have faced all type of charges; including, drug possession, drug trafficking, assault, battery, theft, burglary, sexual assault, rape, fraud, robbery, homicide and many others. I have handled criminal cases ranging from traffic tickets and misdemeanors to the most serious of felonies. My client’s results included not guilty verdicts, directed verdicts, dismissals, and favorable plea deals. My criminal practice has also involved post-conviction representation and probation and parole issues; such as, probation revocation, early release from probation, and parole hearings. I have helped people seal their criminal records so that they can secure employment and enjoy many of the rights they enjoyed prior to a conviction. Guilty or innocent, I stand ready to be your voice.. Areas of Practice. Criminal Defense. felony and misdemeanor. state and federal. drug crimes. violant crimes. murders. sexual offenses. Bar Admissions. Arkansas, 2007. U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas. U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee. Education. University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law. Juris Doctor. Florida State University. Graduate Studies, Criminology. University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Bachelor of Arts, Magna Cum Laude. History and Sociology & Anthropology. Professional Associations and Memberships. Arkansas Bar Association. Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Pulaski County Bar Association. American Bar Association. National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Adjunct Faculty, Southeast Arkansas College

Jordan B. Tinsley is an Arkansas native and a partner at Tinsley & Youngdahl, PLLC.  Jordan has always enjoyed advocating on behalf of causes in which he believes, and he began training for his career as a litigator by participating in the Arkansas High School Mock Trial Competition in the ninth grade.  Jordan's specialties include Criminal Law, Civil Litigation (especially in probate and regulatory law matters), and Small Business Representation.. Jordan received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of Kansas in 2005.  While studying at KU, Jordan competed on KU's historic intercollegiate policy debate team, qualifying for the National Debate Tournament four times.. After graduating from KU, Jordan attended the Beasley School of Law at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He honed his litigation skills in Temple's trial advocacy program, receiving a Barrister Award for excellence in trial advocacy.  While at Temple, Jordan developed a passion for indigent criminal defense, serving as an intern at the Public Defender Association of Philadelphia and participating in clinical programs at the Federal Public Defender's office in Philadelphia.. After graduating from law school, Jordan returned to his home state and began practicing law for a small law firm that specialized in criminal defense.  Then, Jordan served as a law clerk for a Circuit Court in Pulaski County for one year.  After his clerkship, Jordan achieved his dream of practicing law on his own, and then co-founded Tinsley & Youngdahl, PLLC with Colleen A. Youngdahl in 2012.. Jordan serves on the Board of Directors of the Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Jordan also serves on the Criminal Justice Act panel for the Eastern District of Arkansas, and enjoys exercising his passion for indigent criminal defense in federal court.  In addition, the Arkansas Public Defender Commission has certified Jordan for appointment to represent indigent persons charged with every crime up to Y felonies by the State of Arkansas, and he also enjoys working on behalf of indigent defendants in courts across the state. Jordan is also a member of the Class of 2014 for the Arkansas Bar Association's Leadership Academy.. Jordan is admitted to practice in the State of Arkansas and the United States District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas.

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Tyler Miller earned a Bachelor of Science in Justice Administration from the University of Louisville in 2011. After graduation, he enrolled in the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 2014.. While he was in law school, Mr. Miller worked as a law clerk for Satterley and Kelly, PLLC. From 2013 to 2015, he also spent time working as a file clerk for Thompson Miller & Simpson, PLLC. In 2015, Mr. Miller accepted a position as a law clerk for Smith Carpenter Fondrisi& Cummins, LLC. Today, he is practicing law with Key Law Group.. Tyler Miller is an active volunteer who has spent his time providing pro bono services at the LBA Pro Se Divorce Clinic in Louisville, Kentucky, and the Wayside Christian Mission’s legal department. He has also coached Little League Baseball, and he participates in the Buddy-up Tennis program, which provides one-on-one tennis instruction for disabled children.. Practice Areas. As a trusted Clarksville criminal defense attorney, Tyler Miller accepts the following types of cases:. Approach. Attorney Tyler Miller has significant experience working in the legal field. Regardless of your background or current situation, Mr. Miller will always treat you with respect and compassion. If you have questions or concerns during your case, you can count on Tyler Miller to respond to you in a timely manner.. Contact a Clarksville Criminal Defense Attorney. If you need a trusted criminal defense attorney in Clarksville, Tyler Miller can help. Please contact Key Law Group today to schedule a consultation with Mr. Miller.

Kyle West graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 2008 with degrees in Criminal Justice and Sociology.  He then went on to attend law school at the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville.. During law schoool, Kyle scored top marks his first year and was selected to write for the Food Law and Policy Journal.  Kyle was also selected to be the incoming  first year class's Torts Law Teaching Assistant for Professor Robert B. Leflar, the namesake of the school.  Kyle clerked at several larger Little Rock civil litigation law firms in the summer, and worked for a real estate law firm during the school year to help with tuition. He also interned for the Fayetteville City Attorney.. During school, Kyle received an academic scholarship his first year and was selected for the Dean's List.  He was asked to join the Journal of Food Law and Policy and to write an article for the Journal.  Kyle was the teaching assistant for Torts.  He was a member of a legal fraternity, and made many social contirbutions to the Student Bar Association.. Upon graduation, Kyle spent his first few years learning the ins and outs of "real world" law practice working for personal injury firms.  He branched out on his own in 2016 and decided to focus on Criminal Defense and Family law.. Call now for a free consultation and let Kyle help you with any issues you may need to speak with a lawyer about:  .