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In Round One at the Arkansas Supreme Court, the state Constitution edged Gov. Sarah Sanders by a vote of 4-to-3.

The initial briefings justifying or opposing the suspension of the Arkansas LEARNS Act were made to the state Supreme Court Tuesday morning.

We urge Arkansas courts to quickly determine the constitutionality of the Legislatures voting practice.

In a 4-3 decision, the Supreme Court denied a request from the Arkansas Attorney General’s office seeking to overturn an order from a Pulaski County Circuit Court judge that temporarily blocked the education law from taking effect.

Plaintiffs in the LEARNS Act lawsuit responded Thursday to a request that the Arkansas Supreme Court step in and reverse a lower court order that blocked the education law from taking effect.

The Fort Smith cultivator at the center of a long-running legal dispute over its license received approval as the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission renewed its permit Thursday.

A motion to block a temporary restraining order against the LEARNS Act has been denied by the Arkansas Supreme Court.

Gov. Sarah Sanders practices overstated and incendiary divisiveness as a political tactic.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed an emergency motion Tuesday asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling that temporarily blocked the LEARNS Act from taking effect.

An attorney for a rejected medical marijuana cultivator asked the judge in its lawsuit to disqualify the Arkansas attorney generals office from the case in a motion filed Tuesday.