... give turkey hunters another shot at persuading him to force the state to reinstate the fall hunting season.Judge Willard Proctor Jr. had rejected a petition by hunter David Clark to force the state Game and Fish Commission to reinstate the season ...

... too close of a relationship with some defendants who were on probation. The commission unanimously found that Judge Willard Proctor violated judicial rules 16 times through his work with the Cycle Breakers probation program. The decision now heads ...

... discipline panel's investigation. Pulaski County Prosecutor Larry Jegley objected to Pulaski County Circuit Judge Willard Proctor placing defendants in the Cycle Breakers probation program. A three-member panel has recommended that Proctor be ...

... the judge considered all the factors we raised, and he agreed with us that bail was appropriate," said attorney Willard Proctor. "But, in effect, a $1.8 million bond is the same as no bond." After his September arraignment in Sherwood ...

... March to the seat he first won in the 1992 election. He was successful in a re-election bid in 1996. He faces Willard Proctor Jr. of Little Rock in the May 23 Democratic primary. Jim Badami, executive director of the Judicial Discipline ...

... own volition, just recuse on the case. Somebody is going to have to ask me," said Pulaski County Circuit Judge Willard Proctor Jr., who took office Monday. Elected in November, Proctor replaces a temporary judge who for months resisted a ...

... 000 fine. The state's prosecutor and a lawyer for Clinton presented the deal to Pulaski County Circuit Judge Willard Proctor and filed it moments later with the county clerk. "Thank you on behalf of the country," Proctor told the lawyers ...

... The board's Monday vote authorizes lawyers for the state to join the AEA in asking Pulaski County Circuit Judge Willard Proctor Jr. to approve a proposed $3.2 million settlement. Affected teachers would be able to submit any objections ...

... preserving the life of the infant outweighs the interests of the parent in practicing her religion," Circuit Judge Willard Proctor Jr. said in his order. Proctor ruled Wednesday after officials of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ...

... blinded and in need of 24-hour care. She pleaded guilty last week to first-degree battery before Circuit Judge Willard Proctor Jr. Officials said it would be about five years before she would be eligible for parole.