Arkansas Law

It is 16 years old.

I've been researching this myself. So far, I have been to both Arkansas state law sites and the DHS site and then went to CPS. CPS states that if children are left alone the caretaker would be the one charged if something happened. It then states in brackets the individual is considered a caretaker if they are age 10 and older. Arkansas law does not have a set age for babysitting but states there are other factors such as maturity, how to act in an emergency, where the parent is and for how long.

I left my 7 year old and 5 year old with my 11 year old yesterday for the first time for 45 minutes. I called every 15 minutes to check on them. I also told them all no eating/ drinking while I was gone. I will be sending my 11 year old to the Red Cross babysitting course this month so she will learn more CPR and first aid. I was nervous as she has stayed by herself for a little while before but not with her brother and sister. They did fine and had fun playing a game and watching tv. She is very mature and my two younger ones get along well with her. Of course with siblings we do have our occasional fight. I had left my kids with my mom while my husband and I went out every two weeks for dinner. My oldest was "in charge" and my mom was there for emergencies etc and would stay in another room and do her own thing etc. My mom told me that the kids actually get along better when we aren't there!

I am contemplating allowing her to get them off the bus when I start working and watching them for 1 hr after after school. I feel comfortable with that and also would feel comfortable with her getting them on the bus in the morning if I needed.

I babysat at 9 my 3 younger sisters ( 5 and twins that were 1) while my mom ran to the store for 15 mins etc and then gradually worked the time up as I got older. Times have changed though.

Yes, it is generally illegal to remove property boundary stakes in Arkansas. These markers are considered part of the property owner's rights, and tampering with them can lead to legal disputes or penalties. If there is a legitimate reason to alter or remove boundary stakes, it is advisable to consult with a land surveyor or legal professional to ensure compliance with local laws.

As of my last update, there is no specific countywide curfew in White County, Arkansas. However, local jurisdictions may implement their own curfews, especially during emergencies or for specific events. It's best to check with local law enforcement or government websites for the most current information. Always stay informed about any changes that may occur.

The amount separating a misdemeanor from a felony is set by statute law and can vary greatly from state to state. Some are set quite low and others can be set quite high.

Products stolen from a business or retail establishment are valued at the business's or store's replacement cost (i.e.: wholesale cost), and NOT what they theoretically could have sold them for (i.e.: wholesale cost PLUS profit).

The nearest police officer or station you can find.

While there is no Arkansas Code specifically titled "Disturbing the peace", there are others that fit the same intent.

See:

Title 5 Criminal Offenses

Subtitle 6. Offenses Against Public Health, Safety, Or Welfare

Chapter 71 Riots, Disorderly Conduct, Etc.

Subchapter 2 -- Offenses Generally

5-71-207. Disorderly conduct

5-71-212. Public intoxication -- Drinking in public.

Title 12 Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, And Military Affairs

Subtitle 2. Law Enforcement Agencies And Programs

Chapter 11 Prevention of Public Offenses

12-11-110. Drunken, insane, and disorderly persons.

Disorderly conduct is what your looking for generally.

The tiger is the sports mascot of Acorn High School in Arkansas

No it is not a good thing because innocent people will die unfairly by causes of racism and predudices,on the other hand yes it is because it would reduce crimes if the threat of death is there

It would also mean closure for families that have suffered.

It is still legal to own a capuchin monkey. This is verifed by a zoo owner in Arkansas who raises monkees in their home.

As a State it is legal, however, many towns have regulations prohibiting the possesion of various exotic animals.

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Most Ak47s will typically sell for $400-$700 depending on the manufacturer/importer and the condition. However, some can sell for up to $2000 if they are original pre-ban rifles in new condition. They are legal to purchase in all 50 states, provided they meet certain conditions. The firearm MUST NOT be capable of being fired fully automatic, the barrel must be at least 16 inches in length, and the rifle must be at least 22 inches in overall length. The barrel may appear to be too short, but remember that the barrel extends through the foregrip and into the receiver. If you are worried about the history of that particular firearm, you can conduct a transfer through an FFL. To do this, go with the buyer and the firearm to a gun store and ask the attendent to conduct a transfer. This will usually cost anywhere between $25 and $40. When doing this the FFL will call in your information and the serial number. If the firearm was stolen or used in a crime, you will know before purchasing. Be aware though, that the FFL will run a check on the buyer as well, and if the buyer does not meet the federal requirements, such as age or past felony convictions, the FFL WILL NOT transfer the firearm to the buyer. When the transfer is complete, that particular firearm will be listed in the federal database to the new owner. Whether you choose to do an FFL transfer or not, be sure to get a detailed bill of sale, including the buyers and sellers personal information, make and model of the firearm, and the serial number. There are various templates for this online, google "firearm bill of sale"

Depends on the location, they are prohibited in some places. Check your local laws ( City if applicable and county ) as well as state law.

For more information on Arkansas Law visit the Arkansas Legislature's Website and click on the "Search/View Arkansas Code" link on the lower left side of the page, you will be directed to a Lexis Nexis page.

Little Rock derives its name from a small rock formation on the south bank of the Arkansas River called la Petite Roche("the little rock"). The "little rock" was used by early river traffic as a landmark and became a well-known river crossing.

Yes as long as it's on private land that you own or have permission to hunt or lease, you can hunt it day or night. Public hunting land daytime only I believe and on wildlife reserves only with equipment that is legal for another open season.

Currently only in a restaurant and only if it is located in a "wet" county, no alcohol is sold in "dry" counties regardless of the day.