Arkansas Code — 3
Browse 465 sections in division 3 of the Arkansas code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 3-1-101. Title.
- § 3-1-102. Definitions.
- § 3-1-103. Exempted products.
- § 3-1-104. Industry member conduct — Donation of intoxicating liquor.
- § 3-1-105. Posting of warning signs relating to drinking alcoholic beverages during pregnancy — Definition.
- § 3-2-101. Interest of enforcement officers in alcoholic liquors prohibited.
- § 3-2-102. [Repealed.]
- § 3-2-103. Information to be submitted by applicants.
- § 3-2-104. Definition of “schoolhouse”.
- § 3-2-201. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
- § 3-2-202. Director of Alcoholic Beverage Control — Staff.
- § 3-2-203. Enforcement division — Director and staff.
- § 3-2-204. Seals — Authentication of records.
- § 3-2-205. Powers and duties.
- § 3-2-206. Rules.
- § 3-2-207. Qualifications and oath of personnel.
- § 3-2-208. Solicitation or acceptance of bribe prohibited.
- § 3-2-209. Enforcement — Duties of state and local officers.
- § 3-2-210. Authority of enforcement agent — Deputy Director of Education — Law enforcement officer.
- § 3-2-211. Records and reports of licensees.
- § 3-2-212. Denial, suspension, or revocation of licenses — Proceedings before division.
- § 3-2-213. Denial, suspension, or revocation of license — Appeal to board.
- § 3-2-214. Denial, suspension, or revocation of license — Review by board on own motion.
- § 3-2-215. Conduct of hearings before board.
- § 3-2-216. Appeal to courts.
- § 3-2-217. Transcript fees.
- § 3-2-301. Circuit judges — Appointment of temporary officers and special prosecutors.
- § 3-2-302. Circuit judges — Impeachment.
- § 3-2-303. Authority of the Division of Arkansas State Police.
- § 3-2-304. Search warrants.
- § 3-2-401. Purpose.
- § 3-2-402. Scope of subchapter.
- § 3-2-403. Spirituous and vinous beverages — Registration of brands and labels — Designation of licensed wholesaler — Definition.
- § 3-2-404. Request to change wholesalers — Contents of application.
- § 3-2-405. Request to change wholesalers — Notice — Objections — Hearing — Disposition of proceedings.
- § 3-2-406. Request to change wholesalers — Hearing — Time — Findings — Appeal.
- § 3-2-407. Request to change wholesalers — Automatic approval.
- § 3-2-408. Acquisition of right to sell, ship, or distribute label.
- § 3-2-409. Beer, malt products, or light wine.
- § 3-2-410. Terms and conditions of agreements with wholesaler binding on successor.
- § 3-2-411. Subchapter incorporated into division approvals — Applicability — Waiver.
- § 3-2-412. Dual distributorship prohibited — Definition.
- § 3-2-413. Labels for confectionaries containing nonliquid alcohol.
- § 3-3-101. Accessories guilty as principals.
- § 3-3-102. Sentences and fines.
- § 3-3-103. Multiple offenses — Bonds for good behavior.
- § 3-3-201. Unknowingly furnishing or selling to minor.
- § 3-3-202. Knowingly furnishing or selling to minor.
- § 3-3-203. Purchase or possession by minor.
- § 3-3-204. Handling by minor.
- § 3-3-205. Sale or possession without license.
- § 3-3-206. Sale or delivery to retailer without valid license tax receipt.
- § 3-3-207. [Repealed.]
- § 3-3-208. Possession or procuring orders.
- § 3-3-209. Furnishing to alcoholics or intoxicated persons.
- § 3-3-210. Sale on Sunday or early weekday mornings.
- § 3-3-211. Sales on Christmas Day.
- § 3-3-212. Manufacturer-seller relationships generally.
- § 3-3-213. Manufacturer-seller relationships — Exclusivity agreements — Definitions.
- § 3-3-214. Sale of denatured alcohol.
- § 3-3-215. Obtaining federal license without state license.
- § 3-3-216. Possession or sale of untaxed intoxicating liquor — Definition.
- § 3-3-217. [Repealed.]
- § 3-3-218. Duty of care of privilege license holders — Enforcement.
- § 3-3-219. Social hosts — Criminal liability.
- § 3-3-301. Definition.
- § 3-3-302. Penalties.
- § 3-3-303. Rules.
- § 3-3-309. Procuring liquor for another.
- § 3-3-310. Solicitation or taking orders.
- § 3-3-311. Seizure and forfeiture of beverages authorized.
- § 3-3-312. Procedure upon seizure of beverages.
- § 3-3-313. Determination of interests in seized beverages.
- § 3-3-314. Sale of confiscated beverages.
- § 3-3-315. Failure to surrender confiscated beverages.
- § 3-3-401. Definition.
- § 3-3-402. Manufacture, possession, and transportation.
- § 3-3-403. Seizure and forfeiture of vehicles.
- § 3-3-404. Destruction and sale of still.
- § 3-3-405. Defendant's reputation as evidence.
- § 3-4-101. Permit required.
- § 3-4-102. Exhibition of permit.
- § 3-4-103. Fiduciaries — Continuation of permitted business.
- § 3-4-104. Sale by fiduciaries or insurers.
- § 3-4-105. Temporary permits.
- § 3-4-106. Alcoholic beverage sampling authorized — Definition.
- § 3-4-201. Number of permits restricted — Definition.
- § 3-4-202. City and county licenses and taxes.
- § 3-4-203. [Repealed.]
- § 3-4-204. [Repealed.]
- § 3-4-205. Interest in other permits prohibited — Exceptions.
- § 3-4-206. Operation of retail liquor business near church or schoolhouse prohibited — Definitions.
- § 3-4-207. Ineligible persons.
- § 3-4-208. Applications — Procedure for acceptance and determination.
- § 3-4-209. Applications — Contents.
- § 3-4-210. Applications — Notice requirements.
- § 3-4-211. Applications — Protests.
- § 3-4-212. Applications — Denial.
- § 3-4-213. Applications — Appeals.
- § 3-4-214. Contents of permits.
- § 3-4-215. [Repealed.]
- § 3-4-216. Renewal.
- § 3-4-217. Transfer or assignment.
- § 3-4-218. Permits restricted to permitted premises.
- § 3-4-219. Fees — Duration.
- § 3-4-220. Duplicate permits.
- § 3-4-221. Transfer of permitted location.
- § 3-4-222. Reapplication.
- § 3-4-223. Diversity in ownership and financial interest.
- § 3-4-301. Grounds for revocation.
- § 3-4-302. Statement of causes of revocation.
- § 3-4-303. Notice — Surrender of permit.
- § 3-4-401. Authorization to impose fines.
- § 3-4-402. Classes of violations and fines — Multiple offenses.
- § 3-4-403. Class A permit violations.
- § 3-4-404. Class B permit violations.
- § 3-4-405. Class C permit violations.
- § 3-4-406. Failure to pay invoices.
- § 3-4-407. Violation of local closing hours laws.
- § 3-4-501. When fees due — Disposition.
- § 3-4-502. Fines.
- § 3-4-503. Suits to restrain collection — Refunds.
- § 3-4-601. Kinds of permits generally.
- § 3-4-602. Distillers or manufacturers.
- § 3-4-603. Rectifiers.
- § 3-4-604. Retailers.
- § 3-4-605. Wholesalers.
- § 3-4-606. Wholesalers — Additional requirements.
- § 3-4-607. Minimum wholesale liquor permit.
- § 3-4-608. Spirituous liquor — Vinous liquor — Supplier registration.
- § 3-4-609. Wholesaler permit — Issuance — Transfer.
- § 3-4-610. Layout center permit.
- § 3-4-611. Hard cider manufacturing permit.
- § 3-4-701. Creation — Issuance — Expiration.
- § 3-4-702. Hours of lawful sales — Purchase from wholesale distributors.
- § 3-4-703. Authorized purchasers.
- § 3-4-704. Rules.
- § 3-4-705. Unauthorized sales — Penalties.
- § 3-4-706. Military service club mixed drink permit.
- § 3-4-801. Legislative intent and purpose.
- § 3-4-802. Definitions.
- § 3-4-803. Responsible permittee program.
- § 3-4-804. Effect of compliance.
- § 3-4-805. Certification.
- § 3-4-806. Mitigation of fines or penalties.
- § 3-4-807. Fees.
- § 3-4-901. Definitions.
- § 3-4-902. Off-premise caterer's permit.
- § 3-4-903. Qualifications for permit.
- § 3-4-904. Gross receipts tax.
- § 3-4-905. Rules and forms.
- § 3-4-1001. Creation — Issuance — Expiration.
- § 3-4-1002. Rules.
- § 3-4-1003. Unauthorized sales — Penalties.
- § 3-5-101. Wholesaler of beer and light wine may sell malt liquor.
- § 3-5-102. Additional license to sell native wines not required.
- § 3-5-103. Distribution areas.
- § 3-5-104. Wine tasting events.
- § 3-5-105. Beer festival permit.
- § 3-5-106. Cabins and cottages.
- § 3-5-107. Unlawful pricing by brewers and manufacturers.
- § 3-5-201. Purpose.
- § 3-5-202. Definitions.
- § 3-5-203. Penalties.
- § 3-5-204. Manufacture, sale, etc., a privilege.
- § 3-5-205. Privilege tax — Levy and collection — Exception — Definition.
- § 3-5-206. Issuance of state permit.
- § 3-5-207. Scope of state permit.
- § 3-5-208. Duration of state permits.
- § 3-5-209. Transfer of permit — Dancing privileges — Inspection fee.
- § 3-5-210. Sale or manufacture without state permit unlawful.
- § 3-5-211. Local permit required.
- § 3-5-212. County and municipal retailers' permits.
- § 3-5-213. Cities and towns — Regulation of retailers.
- § 3-5-214. Oath by applicant for permit — Prohibited interests.
- § 3-5-215. Qualifications of retail permittees.
- § 3-5-216. Warehousing of beer and light wines.
- § 3-5-217. Transportation of products.
- § 3-5-218. Duplicate bills of lading.
- § 3-5-219. Records and reports.
- § 3-5-220. Sale in original, labeled containers.
- § 3-5-221. Miscellaneous prohibited practices — Penalties.
- § 3-5-222. Nudity on premises prohibited — Penalty — Rules.
- § 3-5-223. Actions to recover taxes.
- § 3-5-224. Disposition of funds.
- § 3-5-225. Additional administrative personnel.
- § 3-5-226. On-premises sales by brewery.
- § 3-5-227. Registration of beer kegs for off-premises consumption.
- § 3-5-301. Subchapter cumulative.
- § 3-5-302. Applications — Qualifications of applicant.
- § 3-5-303. Applications — Misstatement or concealment of facts.
- § 3-5-304. Applications — Notice requirements.
- § 3-5-305. Applications — Protests.
- § 3-5-306. Applications — Appeals.
- § 3-5-307. Prohibited practices.
- § 3-5-601. Legislative determinations and intent.
- § 3-5-602. Rules.
- § 3-5-603. Bottling — Tax.
- § 3-5-604. Importing natural fruit flavors and herb flavors.
- § 3-5-605. Importing fruits and vegetables.
- § 3-5-606. Importing wines for blending.
- § 3-5-607. [Repealed.]
- § 3-5-701. Creation — Members.
- § 3-5-702. Officers.
- § 3-5-703. Powers and duties.
- § 3-5-801. Title.
- § 3-5-802. Legislative determinations and purpose.
- § 3-5-803. Acquisition of ingredients from outside state.
- § 3-5-804. Construction of act with existing laws.
- § 3-5-805. Declaration of a relief program — Effect.
- § 3-5-806. Expanding operations during period of program.
- § 3-5-807. Tax on wines produced under program.
- § 3-5-901. Program established.
- § 3-5-902. Purpose of incentives.
- § 3-5-903. Rules.
- § 3-5-904. Eligibility.
- § 3-5-905. Applications.
- § 3-5-906. Records.
- § 3-5-907. Payments — Amount.
- § 3-5-908. Arkansas Agricultural Marketing Grants Fund.
- § 3-5-1001. Legislative determinations and intent.
- § 3-5-1002. Implementation dependent on federal legislation.
- § 3-5-1003. Program to be established.
- § 3-5-1004. Eligibility — Payment — Amount.
- § 3-5-1005. Applications.
- § 3-5-1006. Records.
- § 3-5-1007. Establishment of Arkansas Wine Grape, Berry, Fruit, and Vegetable Subsidy Fund.
- § 3-5-1101. Legislative intent and purpose.
- § 3-5-1102. Definitions.
- § 3-5-1103. Applicability of subchapter to future agreements — Transferee continues under agreement.
- § 3-5-1104. Subchapter cumulative.
- § 3-5-1105. Waiver of rights.
- § 3-5-1106. Civil action for violations — Damages — Venue.
- § 3-5-1107. Prohibited acts by supplier.
- § 3-5-1108. Compensation upon supplier's violation — Arbitration.
- § 3-5-1109. Prohibited acts by wholesaler.
- § 3-5-1110. Transfer of wholesaler's business — Interference prohibited.
- § 3-5-1111. Conditions for modification of agreement.
- § 3-5-1201. Legislative determinations and intent.
- § 3-5-1202. Definitions.
- § 3-5-1203. Effect on other laws.
- § 3-5-1204. Licenses — Scope — Restrictions.
- § 3-5-1205. Fees and taxes.
- § 3-5-1206. Licenses — Application.
- § 3-5-1207. Operation without license prohibited.
- § 3-5-1208. Rules.
- § 3-5-1301. Short title.
- § 3-5-1302. Definitions.
- § 3-5-1303. When permit required.
- § 3-5-1304. Authorized transactions.
- § 3-5-1305. Prohibited actions.
- § 3-5-1306. Application for permit.
- § 3-5-1307. Wholesale dealers and distributors to import from nonresident seller permittees only.
- § 3-5-1308. Nonresident seller to be primary American source of supply — Definition.
- § 3-5-1309. Investigation of permittees.
- § 3-5-1310. Administrative sanctions.
- § 3-5-1401. Title.
- § 3-5-1402. Legislative determinations and intent.
- § 3-5-1403. Definitions.
- § 3-5-1404. Effect on other laws.
- § 3-5-1405. Licenses — Scope — Restrictions.
- § 3-5-1406. Additional license to sell small brewery beer, malt beverages, and hard cider not required.
- § 3-5-1407. Transportation.
- § 3-5-1408. Fees and taxes.
- § 3-5-1409. Beer, malt beverage, and hard cider education.
- § 3-5-1410. Licenses — Application.
- § 3-5-1411. Operation without license prohibited.
- § 3-5-1412. Dry areas prohibited.
- § 3-5-1413. Rules.
- § 3-5-1414. Construction.
- § 3-5-1415. Sales on any day of week.
- § 3-5-1416. Small brewery is a supplier.
- § 3-5-1417. Exemption for front-of-house employees.
- § 3-5-1418. Small brewery tap room.
- § 3-5-1501. Temporary wine charitable auction permit.
- § 3-5-1502. Authorized location of auction.
- § 3-5-1503. Disposition of auction proceeds.
- § 3-5-1504. Origination of wine to be auctioned.
- § 3-5-1505. Prohibited activities.
- § 3-5-1506. Permit duration, fees, and gross receipts.
- § 3-5-1507. Administrative rules.
- § 3-5-1601. Definition.
- § 3-5-1602. Licensing of small farm wineries.
- § 3-5-1603. Restaurant wine license — Retail malt beverage license.
- § 3-5-1604. Existing native winery licenses.
- § 3-5-1605. License fees generally.
- § 3-5-1606. Rules.
- § 3-5-1607. Sales on any day of the week.
- § 3-5-1608. Bond.
- § 3-5-1609. Penalty.
- § 3-5-1701. Title.
- § 3-5-1702. Definitions.
- § 3-5-1703. Registration — Renewal fee.
- § 3-5-1704. Purchase — Payment of taxes.
- § 3-5-1705. Direct shipment.
- § 3-5-1706. Delivery.
- § 3-5-1707. Rules.
- § 3-5-1708. Disposition of funds.
- § 3-5-1709. Small farm winery shipment.
- § 3-5-1710. Permits — Drawing — Issuance.