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📖 Statute Reference
Ark. Code Ann. § 5-73-101 et seq. (no specific OC spray provisions)
🚨 Penalties for Violations
No specific penalties for possession. Misuse may result in assault or battery charges under Ark. Code § 5-13-201.
📄 Exceptions & Special Cases
Law enforcement personnel exempt.
🔄 Recent Changes
No recent legislative changes.
🔍 Expanded Analysis: Arkansas Pepper Spray Laws
What this means for residents and visitors: A in-depth review of Pepper Spray laws in Arkansas finds that the substance is classified as 'Legal' under current state and federal statutes. Arkansas allows pepper spray possession and carry without a permit. There are no state-level restrictions on size or OC concentration. It is considered a non-lethal self-defense device. Individuals planning to possess, purchase, or distribute Pepper Spray in Arkansas should be aware that No state-level size, concentration, or age restrictions.. We recommend consulting a qualified local attorney before relying on any legal status summary.
Related restrictions: No state-level size, concentration, or age restrictions.
🔗 Official Resources
Source: https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/
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