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Iran protests: 2,500 killed, activists say, as judiciary promises swift trials

Wednesday, January 14 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- More than 2,500 people have died during nationwide protests in Iran over the past 17 days, activists said Wednesday, as U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his support for demonstrators and hinted at potential American intervention against the government in Tehran.The Human Rights... Read More.

UAPB Track & Field Caleb Snowden – USA Olympics Trials Finals

Wednesday, July 3 by Alex Bivens

Eugene, Oregon– “Ticket Punched”! Despite the big stage, the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff track and field star Caleb Snowden finished second in the U.S. Olympic Trials as one of only two jumpers to clear 2.27 meters at Hayward Field in Eugene, OR. The... Read More.

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Jury trials resuming in Jefferson County

Wednesday, June 9 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King After more than a year without jury trials, courts across the state, including those in Jefferson County were given the green light to resume trials May 1. In-person court activity had been suspended by an order of the Arkansas Supreme Court in March... Read More.

Supreme Court says jury trials can resume

Thursday, April 8 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court has ended the suspension of jury trials in the state effective May 1. All jury trials had been suspended because of the COVID-19 pandemic since March 2020, with subsequent orders continuing the suspension until April 30. In that order, the... Read More.

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Supreme Court suspends jury trials until April 30

Friday, February 26 by Ray King

The Arkansas Supreme Court has again suspended jury trials in the state, this time until April 30. Jury trials have been suspended since March 2020 after Governor Asa Hutchinson declared a state of emergency for Arkansas relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, which on Friday the... Read More.

Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. wants to be ready trials can resume

Wednesday, January 20 by Greg

By Ray King Jefferson County Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr., said that while the State Supreme Court has halted trials because of the COVID-19 pandemic, at some point they will resume, and he wants to be ready when that happens. Woods said there have been limits on... Read More.

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Supreme Court suspends jury trials again

Wednesday, January 6 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court has again suspended jury trials in the state as a result of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. In an opinion delivered Tuesday, the high court said jury trials that are currently underway are to be completed but trials that have... Read More.

State Supreme Court suspends jury trials due to COVID-19

Monday, November 23 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court has issued an order suspending all jury trials that have not begun until Jan. 15, 2021. In an order issued late Friday, the state’s high court said jury trials that are currently ongoing are to be completed. The court order... Read More.

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Circuit Court Judge Rob Wyatt discusses jury trials

Thursday, November 5 by Staff

By Ray King After being barred from conducting jury trials for several months because of the pandemic, Judges in the 11-West Judicial District, which includes Jefferson and Lincoln Counties finally got the go-ahead to resume jury trials. There was just one problem, the existing courtrooms... Read More.

Supreme Court says jury trials can resume July 1

Friday, June 12 by Ray King

By Ray King The Arkansas Supreme Court has issued new guidelines to resume some in-person proceedings in courts around the state while maintaining the safety of the public and particularly participants in court proceedings. The new guidelines were issued late Thursday and among other things, deal... Read More.

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Judge Rob Wyatt not sure how jury trials can be conducted under Social Distancing directives

Thursday, May 14 by Ray King

By Ray King As city and county government buildings and offices begin to reopen after being shut down because of the COVID-19 Pandemic, district and circuit courts are following suit beginning Monday. Circuit Judge Rob Wyatt Jr., the administrative judge for the 11-West Judicial District which... Read More.

Hopkin Breaks Record, Melton Qualifies for Olympic Trials

Friday, November 30 by Laron Marbley

Hopkin Breaks Record, Melton Qualifies for Olympic Trials GREENSBORO, N.C.- At the USA Swimming Winter Nationals, junior Anna Hopkin set an Arkansas long course record while freshman Kobie Melton was the first Razorback of the season to qualify for the Olympic Trials in June. In the... Read More.

Stories tagged with: trials

Iran protests: 2,500 killed, activists say, as judiciary promises swift trials

UAPB Track & Field Caleb Snowden – USA Olympics Trials Finals

Jury trials resuming in Jefferson County

Supreme Court says jury trials can resume

Supreme Court suspends jury trials until April 30

Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. wants to be ready trials can resume

Supreme Court suspends jury trials again

State Supreme Court suspends jury trials due to COVID-19

Circuit Court Judge Rob Wyatt discusses jury trials

Supreme Court says jury trials can resume July 1

Hopkin Breaks Record, Melton Qualifies for Olympic Trials

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