... s statement indicates that he may pursue the PUD option. “While PUD is not our choice, the city of Conway and Arkansas court system have implored us to submit an acceptable PUD for the property,” he wrote. “We must design a PUD that mollifies the concerns of the ...

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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Division A championship of the first Toad Suck Daze mixed doubles tennis tournament at the University of Central Arkansas courts. Larry McConnell and Sheila Freeman downed Bill and Linda Whitten to take the A division consolation match. Norman ...

... 60, 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.

... revisit outdated laws governing "intestacy," or how property is distributed when a person dies without a will. The Arkansas court noted that state law says a posthumous heir can only inherit if the child was conceived before the death of a parent ...

... represent someone who incapable of representing himself. In 2002, Petrucelli was one of five nominees selected by Arkansas Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) as ad litem attorney of the year. Some of his "most passionate work," Petrucelli ...

... law in 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 ...

... Fulmer has said that "no determination" proving that his company violates state law "has been issued by any Arkansas court," and that Advance America is "troubled by the apparent lack of our due process." McDaniel says his actions this ...

... subcontractors, 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 ...