W. Whitfield Hyman, Attorney at Law

09/12/2026

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP835qasG/
Wow. This reminds me of the not guilty on the DWI , minor in possession, and refusal to submit to chemical test that Nicholas Weeks and I just got in Fayetteville District Court after turning down the pre trial offer for underage DWI instead

09/03/2026

I’m running for the City Attorney of Bentonville and there are multiple reasons why I would never try to plant Adderall or co***ne on my opponent.

A Republican legislative candidate in Joplin plotted to plant co***ne and Adderall on his primary opponent in an effort to derail her campaign, federal prosecutors allege.

08/30/2026

Mrs. Keeton was arrested and convicted (I assume twice, once in District Court and once in Circuit Court) for advising her daughter (correctly) that they do not have to open the door to police if they do not have a search warrant. She was found not guilty on appeal. That means that at least one police officer, at least two judges and 12 jurors and at least two prosecutors all let this happen. Insane:
"Ables conceded that without a search warrant, the officers could not simply enter the house. On this subject, the following exchange occurred:
*5 Q: The thing that [Keeton] did wrong is advise [Madeline], “You don't have to open the door if they don't have a warrant.”
A: That's correct.
Q: Okay, now, but it turns out you did need a warrant for her to open the door, right?
A: Yes.
Q: And you applied for a warrant, right?
A: That is correct.
Q: And you got the warrant.
A: That is correct....
Q: [T]he bottom line is, you needed to get in the house to find a young lady, right?
A: That is correct.
Q: All right. And so––and the judge signed that warrant, didn't he?
A: That is correct.
Q: So that means he agreed with you, right?
A: That is correct.
Q: So since the judge signed the warrant giving you permission to search the house, isn't that proof that you did need a warrant to search that house?
A: I'm not following you.
Q: Let me break [it] down.... You admitted twice now that you needed a warrant to search [Madeline's] house, right.
A: Yes.
*6 Q: So what Dori Keeton told [Madeline] was accurate, wasn't it?
A: To not answer the door?
Q: You don't have to open the door if they don't have a warrant.
A: Yes."

From today's decision in Keeton v. State, written by Arkansas Court of Appeals Judge Cindy Grace Thyer, joined by Judges…

06/09/2026

On this day in history the first person (a lawyer) was deported from British North America back to England (and later deported to Maine), Thomas Morton.
He was kicked out of Massachusetts because
this free-living, prospering, sharp-tongued Anglican conflicted with his pious neighbors. Morton erected a maypole, encouraged conviviality and merriment, wrote b***y verse, poked fun at his saintly neighbors, conducted religious services using the Book of Common Prayer, monopolized the beaver trade, and sold fi****ms to Native Americans. The Pilgrims invaded and burned Thomas Morton’s city because the puritans were competing with Thomas’ fur trade, they didn’t like him selling guns to natives, and thought he was a pagan blasphemer. The puritans cut down the maypole in 1627, arrested Morton, and exiled him to the Isle of Shoals and then England. While in England he wrote the first book that was officially banned in a territory that would become part of the United States. In the book he said the pilgrims/puritans were religious fanatics that were cruel to their native neighbors. He sued (and won) to get the charter for Massachusetts revoked by the crown, but by the time he won the English were too distracted by the English civil war to enforce the judgement.
When he came back the Puritans “proved him wrong” by imprisoning him, taking all of his stuff, and deported him to Maine where he died a broken broke man.

04/18/2026

After almost 3 years, Eureka Springs has caved and given up the license. Now we move forward on damages.

So I would like to thank our attorney W. Whitfield Hyman and the Arkansas Supreme Court for helping with me with getting a business license, it’s been almost 3 years. So within the next 45 days you will be able to purchase fi****ms and pawn your fi****ms at Eureka Gun and Pawn at 3022 East Van Buren here in Eureka Springs, AR.

04/18/2026

The zoo is government owned. I’ve been saying this for years. However, wait until they learn about all the other places you may carry.

A sign barring people from carrying guns into the Little Rock Zoo violates state law, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said in an opinion issued Thursday.

04/17/2026

I’d love to represent this guy

04/15/2026

77 year old cowboy arrested and bloodied up for no reason. I filed a lawsuit.

Dale is a 77 year old mule rider who lives on 75 acres in Faulkner County, Arkansas. One evening after a ride, he sees several cop cars at the end of his dr...

04/08/2026

This is a really interesting case in Kentucky. A judge was impeached because she had 6 rulings in cases that the Kentucky State Congress disagreed with (and the Kentucky Supreme Court disagreed with those rulings as well). The Supreme Court of Kentucky has dismissed the impeachment as being improper and political.

I wonder if they will amend the constitution to let them impeach her. They probably have the votes, as it only takes 60% of the Congress and they voted 73% to impeach.

https://www.wkyt.com/2026/04/06/kentucky-supreme-court-terminates-impeachment-fayette-co-judge/?fbclid=IwZnRzaARDl9xleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe3zaV9vxlSl8Q7tfWTiHdNwCw_Hqz9WRHOLll4oP96rdgnoKNa_4mnvc99nE_aem_9WXlGWaGyNSc5okmuYAlJg

The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that lawmakers must stop the impeachment proceedings of Fayette County Circuit Judge Julie Goodman.