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A federal judge has ruled that documents sought by attorneys representing a woman in her lawsuit against the Cabot School District may not be obtained through the use of the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act, although the judge ruled his order does not extend beyond the active participants in the lawsuit.
The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act was front and center Wednesday in a federal court hearing called to determine if attorneys for a Cabot woman banned from public schools in the city will be allowed to access documents from the defendants by using the open-records law instead of going through the normal discovery process.
A Cabot woman who was banned from entering Cabot Public School property after a recording of her talking about school shootings was posted on social media has been given an early 2024 court date for a jury trial in her lawsuit against the school district, the superintendent and the city of Cabot.
A mum-of-two has revealed she is terrified she will die from cancer despite being clear of the disease for two and a half years following radical treatments.
impressive moves. and good morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news involving international intrigue and an american fugitive on the run. edward snowden, the man who told the world about the federal government's sweeping top secret domestic spying program, is on the move as we speak this morning. >> officials in hong kong say snowden who's charged with espionage by the u.s. government boarded a plane overnight and will soon land in russia, and this group, wikileaks claims to be helping him get away. we will speak to george stephanopoulos in a moment. but we begin with gloria ri...