About Charles E. Halbert
Charles E. Halbert Jr. has spent more than three many years operating in Arkansas courts and federal appellate filings. He constructed a career that moves between public service and private practice, and he has remained active in expert institutions that contact both felony protection and trial work.
Halbert studied on the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, finishing his law school training there in 1991. He remained tied to the university network through the late Nineteen Eighties and into the early 1990s while he organized for a profession in litigation and courtroom practice.
Early in his profession he served as a public defender in Phillips County from 1994 to 2002. That role placed him on the middle of indigent protection work, handling a continuous docket of trials and pretrial legal proceedings. Overlapping with that period, he labored for the Arkansas Child Support Enforcement workplace from 1995 to 2000, undertaking enforcement responsibilities that involved each administrative hearings and court appearances. Those consecutive posts gave him exposure to criminal protection, household-associated enforcement matters, and selected civil litigation.
Halbert has been active in legal organizations for far of his profession. He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and used to be a founding partner of the Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He has additionally been affiliated with statewide litigator groups courting back to the early Nineteen Nineties and has volunteered time for packages serving aged clients.
His expert recognitions include placement on the National Association of Trial Lawyers’ Top 100 list in 2014. That listing appears among numerous peer-orientated acknowledgments he has acquired through the years. He is licensed to practice in Arkansas and has appeared before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
Halbert moved into private practice after his years in public office and now operates out of the Halbert Law Office. There he continues to symbolize clients in courtroom things, drawing on his public defender knowledge and his time in financial child support enforcement. His work combines trial and litigation practice in state and federal venues.
He remains lively in expert and community legal packages and devotes his practice to criminal defense, litigation, and enforcement-related matters on the Halbert Law Office.
