Attorney Kale Ludwig's Legal Cases

DUI and DWI

Not Guilty | DWI in Jefferson County

Mar 12, 2026

OUTCOME: Not Guilty For DWI 1

At the beginning of 2026, our client was pulled over for a DWI. He didn't argue with the police; he was obedient and respectful, and gracefully completed the criminal process. By the time he called our ... firm, he was ready to fight the case. We geared up and got ready to try the case for our client. Through careful preparation, the Ludwig-Warden DWI defense team took our client's case to the Jefferson County courthouse in Pine Bluff, Arkansas and secured a third DWI trial victory in just one week — continuing a streak that proves one thing: preparation and expert knowledge of the Arkansas Criminal Code wins cases. In this latest trial, the State failed to meet its burden yet again. Through a readied cross-examination and a sharp challenge to the prosecution’s evidence, Kale and Harry exposed the weaknesses in the case. Three DWI trial wins in a single week doesn't happen by accident. It happens because our team specialize in Arkansas DWI law and have practiced it for years. So, if you’re facing a DWI charge in Pine Bluff, call a Pine Bluff defense lawyer who is ready to walk into a courtroom and win — call Harry Warden, For The Win.

DUI and DWI

Not Guilty | DWI 1st Offense Pulaski County

Feb 24, 2026

OUTCOME: Not Guilty/Full Acquittal

The client was charged in Little Rock District Court with DWI First Offense and Careless and Prohibited Driving arising from the same traffic stop. Kale Ludwig and Harry Warden challenged the DWI a ... llegation and prepared the matter for trial. The defense maintained a not-guilty plea on the DWI charge and proceeded to contest the State's evidence. Why This Result Matters A DWI conviction in Arkansas can result in license consequences, fines, increased insurance costs, mandatory education programs, and a permanent criminal record. By successfully obtaining dismissal of the DWI charge at trial, the defense prevented a DWI conviction from being entered against the client. While the traffic citation was resolved separately, the more serious intoxicated-driving allegation resulted in a complete defense victory.

DUI and DWI

Not Guilty/Dismissal | DWI First Offense Pulaski County

Nov 12, 2024

OUTCOME: Not Guilty/Nolle Contendere

Our DWI defense attorneys in Little Rock secured the following results: - The DWI First Offense charge was dismissed. - The registration/tags charge was dismissed. - The client entered a nolo c ... ontendere plea to Reckless Driving. The outcome eliminated the most serious allegations from the case and prevented a DWI conviction from being entered against the client. A first-offense DWI conviction in Arkansas can carry significant consequences, including fines, license-related penalties, mandatory education requirements, increased insurance costs, and a permanent criminal record. By securing dismissal of both the DWI and registration-related charges, the defense substantially reduced the overall impact of the case. The final resolution left only a reckless-driving conviction rather than a DWI conviction. For many clients, avoiding a DWI conviction can have long-term benefits for employment, professional licensing, insurance rates, and future driving privileges.

Kale Ludwig's Legal Cases (43)

Not Guilty | DWI in Jefferson County

Not Guilty | DWI 1st Offense Pulaski County

Not Guilty/Dismissal | DWI First Offense Pulaski County