LITTLE ROCK (AP) The chief judge of Arkansas' Court of Appeals on Wednesday accused the Pulaski County prosecutor and a defense attorney of manipulating the criminal justice system by helping ...

... Little Rock in 1952. He was appointed to the Circuit court by then-Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller and to the first Arkansas Court of Appeals by then- Gov. Bill Clinton. He was elected to the Arkansas Supreme Court in 1980 and again in 1990. He retired ...

... of Fayetteville, who raised funds as an associate vice chancellor at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, Jan. 7. Terry Short-Crabtree, 55, of Bentonville, for 10 years a judge on the Arkansas Court of Appeals, Jan. 6.

... Little Rock in 1952. He was appointed to the Circuit Court by Governor Winthrop Rockefeller and to the first Arkansas Court of Appeals by then governor Bill Clinton. He was elected to the Arkansas Supreme Court in 1980 and again in 1990. He retired ...

... and the subcontractor would be left with no recourse but to sue the contractor. In December of 2007, the Arkansas Court of Appeals issued an opinion in two cases involving a dispute over whether or not subcontractors are required to give the ...

... Arkansas. There we have a suddenly testy and partisan "nonpartisan judicial election" for a district seat on the Arkansas Court of Appeals, coming in conjunction with the primaries May 20. This is an intermediate court that considers mainly workers ...

... Janet Johnson, D-Bryant, who is term limited. The election will also feature three races for seats on the Arkansas Court of Appeals, highlighted by Judge Wendell Griffen's re-election bid for District 6, Position 1 on the 12-member court ...

... in-law of a prominent Democratic family, won by an absolute landslide in a race for a district seat on the Arkansas Court of Appeals. The person she ran over was Ron Williams of Springdale, a father-in-law in a prominent Republican family ...

... Maumelle woman's homicide conviction for leaving her 2-month-old baby alone while she partied at a club. The Arkansas Court of Appeals reversed the negligent homicide and welfare of a minor convictions of LaKeela Webb in the 2005 death of her baby ...

... past few years have gotten less than they deserve, as opposed to 21 percent who agreed with that statement. Arkansas Court of Appeals Judge Wendell Griffen said he believes Arkansas is behind other states with its lack of black statewide elected ...