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Murder suspect seeks trial delay

Tuesday, July 6 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A man charged with killing an Arkansas woman who went missing after she went jogging is seeking to delay his trial. Attorneys for Quake Lewellyn on Friday asked a judge to continue his trial until next spring. The attorneys cited a... Read More.

Supreme Court rejects claims of trial error in Jefferson County case

Friday, June 11 by Ray King

By Ray King An Arkansas prison inmate has failed for a fourth time to convince the Arkansas Supreme Court that his trial was flawed. Saba K. Makkali, 45, formerly known as Gary Cloird, contended in the latest petition to the court that prosecutors concealed DNA evidence... Read More.

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Supreme Court rejects Russell argument about trial error

Thursday, May 27 by Ray King

By Ray King A Desha County man convicted of second-degree battery and being a felon in possession of a firearm failed to convince the Arkansas Supreme Court that prosecutors at his original trial did not tell the defense that witnesses in his trial had extensive... Read More.

Mary Black murder trial set for April

Friday, January 15 by Ray King

A Lincoln County woman accused of killing her son in June 2019 is set for trial in April, according to the Lincoln Ledger newspaper. Mary Black, 31, is charged with capital murder in the death of Joseph Carsello, 11, of Star City. Black’s husband, David... Read More.

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Judge Rob Wyatt orders jury trial in Breach of Contract case between Saracen Cinema 8 and the Pines Mall

Friday, January 15 by Staff

The Second Division Circuit Court was set to hear arguments between Rain Investments, dba Saracen Cinema 8, owned by Steven Mays Jr., and Okorie Ezime against James Vu, John Vu and Tuyien (Judy) Vu Friday, however the Vu’s nor an attorney to represent the... Read More.

Supreme Court reverses murder conviction, orders new trial

Friday, December 18 by Ray King

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Supreme Court reversed a Texarkana man’s murder conviction after finding jurors were improperly exposed to political campaigning by the lead prosecutor. The unanimous ruling on Thursday overturned Marvin Arrell Stanton’s conviction and sentence. Stanton was sentenced to life... Read More.

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Grant County murder suspect has trial date indefinitely suspended due to mental health capacity

Thursday, December 3 by Staff

According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper the murder trial for 53-year-old Philip Reynolds of Grant County has been indefinitely postponed after Reynolds was deemed mentally incompetent after being ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation at the Arkansas State Hospital in November 2019. Reynolds was arrested... Read More.

High court rejects claim of unfitness to stand trial for murder

Thursday, October 29 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the claim of a Drew County man convicted of murdering his father that he was unfit to stand trial. Alfonzo Hampton, 38, was sentenced to life in prison for the Feb. 21, 2017 shooting death of... Read More.

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Inmate claim of speedy trial issues rejected by Supreme Court

Thursday, October 8 by Ray King

By Ray King An Arkansas prison inmate being held at the Pine Bluff Unit failed to convince the Arkansas Supreme Court that his trial occurred after the time limit for a speedy trial, making the conviction invalid. Darryl Talley, 31, was convicted of aggravated robbery, theft... Read More.

Trial for inmate transport driver begins in Little Rock

Tuesday, March 10 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal trial is underway in Little Rock for a prison transport driver accused of sexually assaulting two female inmates. Eric Scott Kindley is charged with deprivation of rights and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of... Read More.

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July trial set for suit over Arkansas Ten Commandments

Wednesday, February 12 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge has set a July trial for a lawsuit challenging a Ten Commandments display outside the Arkansas state Capitol. U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker on Monday ordered the trial over the display installed on the Capitol grounds in... Read More.

Trial date set for woman accused of killing former Arkansas senator

Friday, November 22 by Greg

The trial date has been set for the woman accused of killing former Arkansas senator Linda Collins. Rebecca O'Donnell, 48, of Pocahontas, appeared in court for a pre-trial hearing Friday. O'Donnell was arrested in June for the murder of former Arkansas senator Linda Collins. She is... Read More.

Stories tagged with: trial

Murder suspect seeks trial delay

Supreme Court rejects claims of trial error in Jefferson County case

Supreme Court rejects Russell argument about trial error

Mary Black murder trial set for April

Judge Rob Wyatt orders jury trial in Breach of Contract case between Saracen Cinema 8 and the Pines Mall

Supreme Court reverses murder conviction, orders new trial

Grant County murder suspect has trial date indefinitely suspended due to mental health capacity

High court rejects claim of unfitness to stand trial for murder

Inmate claim of speedy trial issues rejected by Supreme Court

Trial for inmate transport driver begins in Little Rock

July trial set for suit over Arkansas Ten Commandments

Trial date set for woman accused of killing former Arkansas senator

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