AR HB1637

Amends Arkansas Code § 5-1-104(a)(6) to add "reasonably should know" standard for territorial applicability of out-of-state conduct affecting state interests

Modifies aggravated assault against first responders (§ 5-13-213) to require that person "knows or reasonably should know" an object could cause injury, replacing "reasonable person" standard

Updates human trafficking statutes (§ 5-18-103, § 5-18-104) to specify "knows or reasonably should know" for recruiting, benefiting from, or patronizing trafficking victims

Adds "knew or reasonably should have known" standard to domestic battering offenses (§ 5-26-303, § 5-26-304, § 5-26-305) when victim is pregnant

Expands "knows or reasonably should know" language across 10 additional criminal statutes covering theft of scrap metal, threats to judicial officials, motor vehicle interlock violations, explosives, blue light transfers, and victim vulnerability in sentencing