Mark F. Hampton

At Mark F. Hampton, PA, nestled in Little Rock, Arkansas, Mark F. Hampton has been navigating the legal waters for four decades, championing the causes of countless clients in both federal and state arenas. His extensive journey covers everything from complex drug conspiracy cases to minor marijuana offenses, as well as white collar crimes, drug-related issues, homicide cases and appeals.

A true consummate professional, Mr. Hampton meticulously examines each case, weighing its unique attributes. He approaches each case with a fresh lens, appreciating the unique journey of every individual. From presidential investigations to minor drug offenses, he is dedicated to delivering his utmost for every client. Often, drug cases hinge on the legality of search and seizure, and he is adept at challenging such points. Yet, when cases lack such angles, he draws on his vast experience to seek reduced penalties for his clients.

Mr. Hampton has investigated numerous federal and state cases involving wire fraud, mail fraud, bribery, extortion and money laundering. These cases demand a thorough investigation of the schemes involved. With the support of his seasoned paralegal, he dissects the evidence to gauge trial prospects. If a jury or bench trial isn't viable, he leverages his legal acumen to negotiate favorable pleas.

Additionally, Mr. Hampton has tackled significant trials involving serious charges such as homicide, kidnapping and battery. These cases require thorough investigation and a keen analysis of forensic evidence presented by the prosecution. He collaborates with a network of forensic experts, polygraph examiners and criminal profilers to craft the strongest possible defense.

In a few notable cases, Mr. Hampton has successfully advocated for clients seeking executive clemency or parole reductions, skillfully presenting arguments to the parole board and governor’s office, though these are challenging and discretionary processes with the Arkansas Department of Corrections.

A proud Arkansas native, Mr. Hampton earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of Law, in 1985 and joined the Arkansas Bar Association the same year. Influenced by his mother, a devoted school teacher and his father, a Deputy Director for the Office of Economic Opportunity, he has honed a practice rooted in character and common sense. He also maintains a “Superb” rating on Avvo.