Arkansas Administrative Code

4 CAR § 31-112. Filing and data entry. (a) Errors of the filing office. (1) The filing office may correct data entry and indexing errors of filing office personnel in the UCC information management system at any time. (2) If a correction is made to a record of a financing stateme…

4 CAR § 31-113. Search request and reports. (a) General requirements. (1) The filing officer maintains for public inspection a searchable index for all active records in the UCC information management system. (2) Active records will be retrievable by the name of the debtor or by …

4 CAR § 31-114. Agricultural liens and farm-related security interests. Acts 2009, No. 942, codified at Arkansas Code §§ 4-9-501, 4-9-510, and 4-9-525, provides for central filing of agricultural liens and farm-related security with the Secretary of State. See Administrative Rule…

4 CAR § 31-115. Federal tax liens. (a)(1) Data entry and indexing. Data entry and indexing of federal tax liens are performed in the same manner as they are performed for the UCC information management system. (2) The process is noted in 4 CAR § 31-112. (b)(1) Search requests and…

4 CAR § 31-116. Food Security Act of 1985. The Secretary of State’s UCC information management system is not certified by the United States Department of Agriculture as a central filing system under the Food Security Act of 1985, Pub. L. No. 99-198.

5 CAR § 1-101. Definitions. Definitions are adopted as follows: (1)(A) “Active duty military” means any person serving full time in the active military service of the United States of America, including members of reserve components, under published orders for active duty or full…

5 CAR § 1-102. Authority to issue license. The Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police may issue a license to carry a concealed handgun to any person who meets the requirements set forth in this part and other applicable laws.

5 CAR § 1-103. Term of the license. The term of the license to carry a concealed handgun is five (5) years from the date of issuance, unless the license is suspended or revoked under this part.

5 CAR § 1-104. Exemptions — Authorized under other laws. A person who is exempt from licensing requirements under Arkansas Code § 5-73-304 is not bound by this part.

5 CAR § 1-105. Penalty for false response or document. Submitting a false answer or false documentation with an application or in other communications with the Division of Arkansas State Police shall subject the applicant to the following: (1) Criminal penalty. A person who knowi…

5 CAR § 1-106. Exemptions — Military and spouse. (a) Active duty member. (1) An active duty member of the United States Armed Forces is not required to be a resident of Arkansas to obtain an Arkansas concealed handgun carry license if the active duty member submits documentation …

5 CAR § 1-107. Application. (a) Application design. (1) The initial application form shall be of such size and design so as to include relevant information required by current Arkansas laws. (2) The Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police shall have the authority to des…

5 CAR § 1-201. License possession requirements. (a) License usage. The concealed handgun carry license issued under this part shall be used solely by the licensee to whom it was issued. (b) Possession of license. The licensee shall carry the concealed handgun carry license, or an…

5 CAR § 1-202. Requirements for licensure. (a) License – Requirements. The Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police shall issue a license to carry a concealed handgun if the applicant meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Arkansas Code §§ 5-73-308 and 5-73-309. (b)…

5 CAR § 1-203. Renewal of license. (a) Process for renewal of license. (1) The licensee may renew his or her license no more than ninety (90) days prior to its expiration date by submitting the following renewal packet to the Division of Arkansas State Police: (A) A completed ren…

5 CAR § 1-204. Other changes to license. (a) Replacement license. A licensee may obtain a replacement license upon submission of a properly completed replacement form and payment to the Division of Arkansas State Police of a fee of: (1) Fifteen dollars ($15.00) if the licensee is…

5 CAR § 1-205. License restrictions. (a) Failure to comply with concealed handgun carry license restrictions. Failure to comply with the provisions of Arkansas Code § 5-73-301 et seq., or this part is a ground or grounds for suspension and/or revocation of an Arkansas concealed h…

5 CAR § 1-206. Suspension of license. (a) License suspension. (1) If the licensee is arrested, issued a citation, or formally charged with a crime that could disqualify the licensee from having a license, the licensee shall immediately notify the Division of Arkansas State Police…

5 CAR § 1-207. Revocation of license. (a) Revocation. (1) The Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police shall revoke a concealed handgun carry license if: (A) The licensee, at any time during the license period, becomes ineligible under the criteria set forth in state or …

5 CAR § 1-208. Administrative hearings. (a) Appeal hearings. (1) In any hearing held for the purpose of affording a person the opportunity to demonstrate his or her qualifications after the denial of a license, the burden of proof shall be on the applicant. (2) In any hearing hel…

5 CAR § 1-209. Reapplication after license revocation — Reapplication procedures. (a)(1) Once a concealed handgun carry license is revoked by the Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police, the former licensee shall not be eligible to apply for a concealed handgun carry li…

5 CAR § 1-210. Honoring other states’ license to carry a concealed handgun. (a) Effect. (1) Any person in possession of a valid license to carry a concealed handgun issued by another state shall be entitled to the privileges and subject to the restrictions prescribed by Arkansas …

5 CAR § 1-301. Training requirement for concealed handgun carry license. (a) Training requirements upon initial application. (1)(A) A person shall, prior to submitting an initial application for a concealed handgun carry license, successfully complete a Division of Arkansas State…

5 CAR § 1-302. Firearms safety training instructor. (a) Purpose. (1) One (1) of the main purposes of the firearms safety training instructor is to train and evaluate the level of competence of a prospective applicant or licensee to ensure that the person meets a basic level of kn…

5 CAR § 1-303. Firearms safety training instructor requirements. (a) Training of applicants. (1) The required minimum standards for the firearms safety training course for an initial concealed handgun carry license, renewal license, or enhanced license shall be a course of instru…

5 CAR § 1-304. Denial, suspension, or revocation of a firearms safety training instructor registration. (a) Grounds for denial, suspension, or revocation of a firearms safety training instructor registration. The Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police has the authority…

5 CAR § 1-305. Firearm-sensitive areas. (a) Posted firearm-sensitive areas — Restriction. All concealed handgun carry licensees, including those with an enhanced license, are barred from carrying a concealed handgun into Division of Arkansas State Police-approved, posted firearm-…

5 CAR § 2-101. Purpose. It shall be unlawful to: (1) Sell or transfer a blue light or blue lens cap to any person other than a law enforcement officer or a county coroner; or (2) Buy or sell official law enforcement insignia to any person other than a law enforcement officer.…

5 CAR § 2-102. Definitions. As used in this part the following definitions apply: (1) “Arkansas State Police” means the Division of Arkansas State Police; (2) “Blue lens cap” means any cap or cover which may be used with an emergency light to make the light appear blue; (3) “Blue…

5 CAR § 2-103. Required identification. (a) Before selling or transferring a blue light or blue lens cap, the seller/transferor shall require the buyer to provide identification that legally demonstrates that the buyer is a: (1) Law enforcement officer; (2) Sheriff; (3) Constable…

5 CAR § 2-104. Reporting. Each sale of blue lights or blue light lenses, as described in Arkansas Code § 5-77-201 et seq., shall be reported by the seller: (1) No later than ten (10) working days after such sale is concluded; and (2)(A) On a form prescribed by the Division of Ark…

5 CAR § 2-105. Notice. (a) Except as provided by the laws of the State of Arkansas, it is unlawful for any person to install, activate, or operate a blue light in or on any vehicle in this state. (b) It is unlawful for any person other than designated law enforcement personnel to…

5 CAR § 20-101. Definitions. As used in this part: (1) “Alcohol” means ethyl alcohol except where reference is made to alcoholic skin antiseptics where it means any hydroxyl derivative of a hydrocarbon; (2)(A) “Alcohol analyses” or “chemical tests” or “breath testing” or “method …

5 CAR § 20-201. General. (a) Requirement for certification. (1) Every individual, installation, or instrument not exempted or excluded by this part and involved in performing alcohol analysis in accordance with this part is to have a valid certificate as prescribed herein. (2) Fo…

5 CAR § 20-202. Exclusions. Exclusions from certification. It is not required that: (1)(A) The Office of Alcohol Testing be certified. (B) The office shall not be limited by these rules; (2) The State Medical Examiner, his or her staff, or the State Crime Laboratory be certified,…

5 CAR § 20-203. Procedures for certification. (a) Initial certification. Any individual or installation not currently certified by the Office of Alcohol Testing and requiring certification may apply for certification at any time by contacting the office for application forms. (b)…

5 CAR § 20-204. Inspections and additional requirements for certification. (a) Access to premises. The Office of Alcohol Testing or its authorized representative shall have, for reasonable cause, the authority to enter, at all reasonable times, upon any private or public property…

5 CAR § 20-301. General. (a) Approval of training course. In the event of major limitations in training course availability, special temporary approvals of training programs may be issued by the Office of Alcohol Testing provided the office maintains close oversight of the traini…

5 CAR § 20-401. General. (a) Sampling requirements. This section outlines the criteria for the collection of samples in accordance with this part. (b) Collection of samples. (1) Refer to current Arkansas Code §§ 5-65-202 and 5-65-203. (2) Samples shall be collected as soon as fea…

5 CAR § 20-402. Blood sampling. (a) Sample collection. (1) Blood samples may be collected from living individuals only by: (A) Persons authorized by law; and (B) Means of: (i) A sterile, dry syringe and hypodermic needle; or (ii) Other sterile equipment. (2) The skin at the area …

5 CAR § 20-403. Urine sampling. (a) Sample collection. (1)(A) To collect a urine sample, the subject must first be instructed to void the bladder. (B) Approximately one-half (1/2) hour later (time not critical): (i) The subject should again be requested to void the bladder; and (…

5 CAR § 20-404. Breath sampling. (a) Sample collection. (1) A breath sample to be analyzed at a certified installation shall be collected only by certified personnel. (2) The sample shall be collected only after the subject has been under observation for an uninterrupted period o…

5 CAR § 20-405. Sampling of other bodily substances — Sample collection. (a) Sampling of bodily substances other than blood, breath, or urine shall be considered valid only in postmortem cases. (b) All postmortem bodily materials shall be obtained prior to the start of any embalm…

5 CAR § 20-501. General. (a) Methodology and instrumentation requirements. (1) Analysis of blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances to determine alcohol content in accordance with this part shall be by a method approved by the Office of Alcohol Testing (see subsection (b)…

5 CAR § 20-502. Methods of alcohol analysis. (a) Approved methods. (1) At the time of this printing, the methods listed in this section are approved for the determination of alcohol concentration in blood, urine, breath, or other bodily substances in accordance with this part. (2…

5 CAR § 20-503. Testing devices and calibration devices. (a) Approved breath-testing devices — Type A. (1) At the time of this writing, the instruments listed in this paragraph are approved for the determination of alcohol in accordance with this part. (2) Instruments approved he…

5 CAR § 20-504. Expression of results. (a) Blood alcohol concentration. (1)(A) The results of an analysis of blood, urine, or other bodily fluid shall be expressed in terms of percent weight/volume (% w/v) defined as grams of alcohol per one hundred milliliters (100 mL) of blood …