Who Controls Spending — the Supreme Court or Legislators?
When legislators look for a little transparency in state spending, they should be rewarded. After all, the people deserve to
Read moreWhen legislators look for a little transparency in state spending, they should be rewarded. After all, the people deserve to
Read moreEverybody in Arkansas who pays attention to elections knows that state Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson’s public profile is not
Read moreThe Arkansas Supreme Court ruled today that the state’s General Improvement Fund (GIF) program is unconstitutional.
Read moreJustices on the Arkansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Mike Wilson’s lawsuit — the one that challenges the constitutionality of the state’s General Improvement Fund (GIF) practices.
Read moreThe ongoing saga of Judge Wendell Griffen continues to get more interesting.
Read moreArkansas State Supreme Court Justices need another salary increase, according to Chief Justice Dan Kemp.
Read moreJackson “Steve” Stephens is a political powerhouse. He is chairman of the board of the Club for Growth – an
Read moreThe Arkansas Supreme Court, in its opinion yesterday, removed the final obstacle to a statewide vote on hiking the minimum wage. One startling aspect of the Court’s decision is that it appeared to tolerate — and, thus, to encourage — a significant level of petition fraud.
Read moreLate yesterday afternoon, our state’s Supreme Court struck down the voter ID law that the Arkansas General Assembly passed last year. It is, in many respects, a very unusual decision.
Read moreA few days ago, David Koon published an excellent article in the Arkansas Times on the Gyronne Buckley scandal –
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