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The state Senate will resume deliberations Tuesday on its Ethics Committee's finding that Sen. Alan Clark filed a frivolous ethics complaint against Sen. Stephanie Flowers, and the panel's recommendation to suspend Clark for the rest of this year, the Senate's leader said Wednesday, though Clark said he doesn't plan to attend the meeting.
The Arkansas Senate Ethics Committee on Friday recommended the Senate suspend Sen. Alan Clark, R-Lonsdale, for the rest of this year and strip him of seniority for the rest of this year and the next two years.
The Arkansas Senate on Friday voted to find that Sen. Stephanie Flowers, D-Pine Bluff, did not violate the Senate's ethics rules, after Sen. Alan Clark, R-Lonsdale, filed an ethics complaint last month against Flowers alleging she violated the chamber's ethics rules.
The Arkansas Senate on Friday voted to find that Sen. Stephanie Flowers, D-Pine Bluff, has not violated the Senate's ethics rules as alleged by Sen. Alan Clark, R-Lonsdale. Later Friday, the Senate voted to recess and delay its consideration of its Ethics Committee's recommendation to suspend Clark for making what the committee called a spurious complaint against Flowers.
The Senate Ethics Committee on Friday said allegations made by Sen. Alan Clark against Sen. Stephanie Flowers were “retaliatory.”