Committee recommends sanctions for Arkansas senator over 'frivolous' complaint
The Senate Ethics Committee on Friday said allegations made by Sen. Alan Clark against Sen. Stephanie Flowers were “retaliatory.”
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The Senate Ethics Committee on Friday said allegations made by Sen. Alan Clark against Sen. Stephanie Flowers were “retaliatory.”
Sen. Stephanie Flowers (left) and Sen. Alan Clark (Photo courtesy of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette) The Arkansas Senate Ethics Committee on Friday recommended the
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.
Senate Ethics Committee Chairman Kim Hammer said Thursday he expects the committee will make a final decision today about its latest ethics complaint, after it deliberated for nearly five hours Thursday in a closed, executive session.
The Arkansas Senate Ethics Committee rules that Republican Sen. Alan Clark's complaint against Democrat Sen. Stephanie Flowers was frivolous.