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Legislative Joint Auditing Committee sends findings concerning Jefferson County Judge to Attorney General

Tuesday, December 10 by Luke Matheson

During a meeting with the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee in Little Rock on Thursday the Committee decided to send their findings concerning actions taken by Jefferson County Judge Gerald Robinson to the Arkansas Attorney General. Initially the Committee voted to defer the findings until May,... Read More.

Arkansas Attorney General Provides $600,000 Grant to Support Women’s Mental Health Fellowship

Wednesday, November 20 by Luke Matheson

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has received a $600,000 grant from Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin to support a women’s mental health fellowship in an effort to address the impact of the opioid epidemic on women and to help reduce the state’s... Read More.

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Attorney who challenged same sex marriage ban dies at 62

Friday, April 26 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Attorney Jack Wagoner, who helped successfully challenge Arkansas’ ban on same-sex marriage before state and federal courts, has died. He was 62. Wagoner died in Little Rock on Tuesday, said Bruce Tennant, an attorney who worked with him at his law... Read More.

Sheridan attorney Dobson named new Circuit Judge

Thursday, April 11 by Ray King

Sheridan attorney Margaret Dobson will assume the duties of Seventh Judicial District Judge after she was appointed to the position by Governor Sanders. Dobson will replace Circuit Judge Chris Williams who resigned following an investigation by the Arkansas Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission. The Commission... Read More.

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Attorney General praises court decision on voting machines

Tuesday, April 9 by Ray King

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin is praising the State Supreme Court’s recent decision on voting machines used in Arkansas elections. On Friday, April 5, Griffin issued a statement following the same day’s ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court in Arkansas Voter Integrity Initiative v. Thurston... Read More.

Arkansas Attorney General looks to stop student loan forgiveness

Friday, March 29 by Rick Walker

Attorney General Tim Griffin says he will sue the Biden Administration to stop student loan forgiveness in the state. President Biden is scheduled to provide $5.8 billion in debt relief to 77,000 borrowers who have entered public service. Griffin said Arkansas "was part of... Read More.

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Attorney General Griffin recommends state’s gun laws stay the same

Tuesday, March 12 by Rick Walker

During a legislative meeting yesterday focused on Arkansas' gun laws, recommendations from the state's Attorney General were introduced. The initial recommendation from Tim Griffin was that people with licenses should be able to carry in a school zone but not a school building. This... Read More.

BALLOT INTEGRITY ALERT: Attorney General Griffin Explains Rules Governing Signature Collection for Ballot Initiatives

Monday, March 11 by Luke Matheson

With signatures being collected on several ballot initiatives ahead of the 2024 general election, Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following statement and guidance on rules that govern the collection of signatures: “It is vitally important that laws governing each part of the ballot initiative... Read More.

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Consumer Alert: Attorney General Griffin Provides Guidance on Potential Surges in Lodging Rates for Solar Eclipse

Tuesday, March 5 by Luke Matheson

LITTLE ROCK – With the start of Consumer Protection Week and the April 8 solar eclipse’s path of totality set to encompass a large portion of Arkansas, Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following alert to consumers about expected price hikes, particularly for overnight lodging, around... Read More.

Lawsuit against Attorney General dropped

Wednesday, January 31 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The group behind a ballot measure to make government transparency a constitutional right in Arkansas is dropping its lawsuit against the state’s attorney general over his rejection of a version of the proposal. Arkansas Citizens for Transparency filed a motion Tuesday... Read More.

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Attorney Efrem B. Neely Announces His Candidacy for Pine Bluff District Court Judge Division 2

Thursday, January 4 by Alex Bivens

“I am not only running this judicial race for myself and the citizens of Pine Bluff…I am running this race for all the children that we tell they can be anything they want in the city of Pine Bluff, I am running this judicial race... Read More.

Petition to use paper ballots for election presented to Attorney General

Friday, December 29 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A group that wants Arkansas elections to be conducted with paper ballots — and also to put greater restrictions on absentee voting — has resubmitted proposed constitutional amendments to the state attorney general. The group Restore Election Integrity resubmitted the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: attorney

Legislative Joint Auditing Committee sends findings concerning Jefferson County Judge to Attorney General

Arkansas Attorney General Provides $600,000 Grant to Support Women’s Mental Health Fellowship

Attorney who challenged same sex marriage ban dies at 62

Sheridan attorney Dobson named new Circuit Judge

Attorney General praises court decision on voting machines

Arkansas Attorney General looks to stop student loan forgiveness

Attorney General Griffin recommends state’s gun laws stay the same

BALLOT INTEGRITY ALERT: Attorney General Griffin Explains Rules Governing Signature Collection for Ballot Initiatives

Consumer Alert: Attorney General Griffin Provides Guidance on Potential Surges in Lodging Rates for Solar Eclipse

Lawsuit against Attorney General dropped

Attorney Efrem B. Neely Announces His Candidacy for Pine Bluff District Court Judge Division 2

Petition to use paper ballots for election presented to Attorney General

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