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Argument that law allows armed attorneys in Arkansas courthouses 'nonsensical,' Pulaski County judge says - Vimarsana News

Argument that law allows armed attorneys in Arkansas courthouses 'nonsensical,' Pulaski County judge says

A Conway lawyer's claim that attorneys are entitled to take their guns into Arkansas courthouses has been rebuffed by a Pulaski County circuit judge who described the lawyer's reasoning as "nonsensical."

Judge Censured After Argument Over A Parking Spot Goes Viral - Vimarsana News

Judge Censured After Argument Over A Parking Spot Goes Viral

He, um, threw his cane.

Judge is censured for tiff over his reserved parking spot; a cane was thrown - Vimarsana News

Judge is censured for tiff over his reserved parking spot; a cane was thrown

A judge in Benton County, Arkansas, has received a letter of censure for his angry reaction after finding that someone had parked in his reserved space in the court parking lot.

Little Rock man, never convicted of sex crime, must register as offender after abduction of 2 children, state Supreme Court rules - Vimarsana News

Little Rock man, never convicted of sex crime, must register as offender after abduction of 2 children, state Supreme Court rules

A mentally ill Little Rock man who has never been convicted of a sex crime must register as a sex offender, despite being cleared of criminal wrongdoing, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday.

Little Rock man, never convicted of sex crime, must register as offender after abduction of 2 children, state Supreme Court rules - Vimarsana News

Little Rock man, never convicted of sex crime, must register as offender after abduction of 2 children, state Supreme Court rules

A mentally ill Little Rock man who has never been convicted of a sex crime must register as a sex offender, despite being cleared of criminal wrongdoing, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday.