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Fort Smith, Arkansas Criminal Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 8 Fort Smith attorneys and 3 law firms.

Andrew A. Flake
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Chronister Fields and Flake with 33 years of experience
309 North 7th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Cody Flynn
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Craig Cook Law Office with 25 years of experience
319 North 8th Street, Fort Smith, AR

J Randolph Shock
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Walker Shock and Harp with 42 years of experience
400 North 6th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Jenna Leigh Newcomer
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Craig Cook Law Office with 13 years of experience
319 North 8th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Keith Kannett
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Craig Cook Law Office with 17 years of experience
319 North 8th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Randolph J. Shock
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Walker Shock and Harp with 42 years of experience
400 North 6th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Rex W. Chronister
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Chronister Fields and Flake with 46 years of experience
309 North 7th Street, Fort Smith, AR

Ron Fields
Arkansas Criminal attorney at Chronister Fields and Flake with 50 years of experience
309 North 7th Street, Fort Smith, AR
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