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The Arkansas attorney generals office officially notified the court Monday it will appeal to the state Supreme Court last weeks ruling that bars the LEARNS Act from taking effect.

(The Center Square) – Cody Hiland, a former state and federal prosecutor, has been appointed to the Arkansas Supreme Court, giving the bench a conservative majority for the first time.

Attorney General Tim Griffin has officially submitted an appeal for the LEARNS Act ruling, on Monday, July 3.

Attorney General Tim Griffin has officially filed an appeal to the decision that is delaying the implementation of the Arkansas LEARNS Act.

An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that a recently passed education law cannot take effect until Aug. 1.

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has again blocked the state from enforcing the LEARNS Act in an order Friday, pushing the education law back into legal limbo.

(The Center Square) - The LEARNS Act cannot be enacted until Aug. 1 because the Legislature did not pass a separate motion declaring the bill an emergency, Pulaski County Circuit

(The Center Square) — Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said Friday afternoon he will appeal a ruling that delays the implementation of the LEARNS Act until Aug. 1.

LITTLE ROCK -- An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that a recently passed education law cannot take effect until Aug. 1, putting in doubt state education officials vote to let a charter school organization take over a small school district.

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has again blocked the state from enforcing the LEARNS Act in an order Friday, pushing the education law back into legal limbo.