Crime victims are right to be heard: Advocates
Victims of violent crime have rights, but so many of them aren't aware, Joyce Raynor says.
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Victims of violent crime have rights, but so many of them aren't aware, Joyce Raynor says.
Delta-8 bill receives final legislative OK
A state representative from Pine Bluff said Friday that he intended to vote "no" on a bill he believes would have ended affirmative action when he "inadvertently voted yes."
The Arkansas House on Thursday advanced a broad criminal justice bill intended to overhaul the state's parole system and require people convicted of serious crimes to serve most if not all of their sentences in prison.
Senate Bill 71 failed in the House 51-27 after a Wednesday night vote, but Rep. Ken Ferguson (D-Pine Bluff) was recorded as one of the “yeas” when he says he worked with legislators on both sides of the aisle to try and defeat the bill.