Democracy takes another hit. Governor Sanders’ recent appointments to the Arkansas Supreme Court raise serious concerns about fairness, impartiality, and the lengths to which political power will go to control…
In a shameful display of voter suppression, Republican-led election commissioners in Crittenden County are actively working to prevent Black voters in West Memphis from casting their ballots early. The county’s…
Here’s some clear law for you, Justice Rhonda Wood. Arkansas Code § 7-10-102(a): “The offices of Justice of the Supreme Court, Judge of the Court of Appeals, circuit judge, district…
Remember when we wondered if Arkansas’s Schools for the Blind and Deaf would be the next targets of Jacob Oliva’s ire? We have an update. Today, the Democrat-Gazette reports the…
Arkansas’s least favorite, former state senator recently made headlines because of his inane and dangerous comments regarding state libraries. The long-suffering women of the State Library Board once again put…
Did you know that not every state in the US has the ability to create citizen-led constitutional amendment petitions? Arkansas is just one of nineteen states that provide for citizen…
In the continuing dustup over the Arkansas Abortion Amendment, one thing has stood out to us. It’s really easy to create a “technically correct but misleading” headline, and it gets…
Hot Springs, AR — In a flagrant turn of events at the Arkansas Bar Association meeting today, attorney and bar association member, Jen Standerfer, was unconstitutionally harassed and arrested for…
On Wednesday, Bud Cummins, the attorney for Bryan Malinowski, testified in the House Judiciary Committee’s Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. The hearing focused on the actions…
On Thursday, the Arkansas Board of Corrections met in Malvern, to conduct business. This meeting was not open to the public and was restricted to select news outlets, so we…