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Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion Friday to disqualify the state Board of Corrections lawyer in a Freedom of Information Act case, saying the board cant hire an outside attorney under a specific state law because that law pertains only to constitutional officers, and board members arent constitutional officers.

Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion Friday to disqualify the state Board of Corrections lawyer in a Freedom of Information Act case, saying the board cant hire an outside attorney under a specific state law because that law pertains only to constitutional officers, and board members arent constitutional officers.

Attorney General Tim Griffin on Thursday rejected proposed ballot language for the Restore Election Integrity Arkansas committees second version of a proposed constitutional amendment that would require paper ballots to be used in elections in Arkansas.

Attorney General Tim Griffin on Thursday rejected proposed ballot language for the Restore Election Integrity Arkansas committees second version of a proposed constitutional amendment that would require paper ballots to be used in elections in Arkansas.

The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday reversed a ruling by Pulaski County Circuit Judge Tim Fox dismissing two Freedom of Information Act requests by a Saline County man seeking information regarding the arrest of a Sweet Home deli owner on allegations of running a gambling house.

On Wednesday, the Arkansas Corrections Board voted to fire Sec. Joe Profiri during a special meeting.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday denied a petition from the Cherokee Nation Businesses/Legends Resort and Casino consortium seeking a rehearing in the case in which the court ruled the Arkansas Racing Commissions award of the Pope County casino license to the consortium violated Amendment 100 to the Arkansas Constitution.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday denied a petition from the Cherokee Nation Businesses/Legends Resort and Casino consortium seeking a rehearing in the case in which the court ruled the Arkansas Racing Commissions award of the Pope County casino license to the consortium violated Amendment 100 to the Arkansas Constitution.

A retired U.S. Army colonel, Conrad Reynolds of Conway, and the non-profit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads filed a complaint Tuesday asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to certify the sufficiency of the proposed ballot language for a constitutional amendment to require elections in Arkansas to be conducted with paper ballots, and for a constitutional amendment to impose certain limitations on absentee voting.

A retired U.S. Army colonel, Conrad Reynolds of Conway, and the non-profit Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative that he leads filed a complaint Tuesday asking the Arkansas Supreme Court to certify the sufficiency of the proposed ballot language for a constitutional amendment to require elections in Arkansas to be conducted with paper ballots, and for a constitutional amendment to impose certain limitations on absentee voting.