The race for a seat on the Arkansas Supreme Court in the March 3 election is nonpartisan, but that hasn’t prevented the two candidates in the race from calling each other too ideologically driven
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a lower court’s decision Wednesday to allow a state House candidate to run in the March primary despite her opponent’s argument that she should be disqualified
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following statement after the Arkansas Supreme Court reversed the dismissal of…
The case of Amber Waterman v. State of Arkansas will be heard by the Court during this special session, offering students, faculty, and the surrounding community a rare opportunity to witness the judicial process firsthand
“While we understand the public’s interest in current matters regarding the Arkansas Judiciary, protecting the confidentiality of investigations and ensuring adherence to due process is fundamental to our agency”
Arkansas Chief Justice Karen Baker’s actions resulted in an ongoing public feud with a majority of the Supreme Court’s justices, raising constitutional and legal questions that remain unsolved
What happens when the Arkansas Supreme Court’s chief justice and most of the other justices disagree with each other about how to run the court’s business, and both sides say the law is on their side?
