Farewell from Chief Justice Hannah

As any attorney in the great state of Arkansas should know by now, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Jim Hannah is stepping down on Sept. 1 for health reasons. Hannah,…
Read moreAs any attorney in the great state of Arkansas should know by now, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Jim Hannah is stepping down on Sept. 1 for health reasons. Hannah,…
Read moreIt seems that an old scam is making the rounds again — an email with a subject line identifying the communication as “Notice to appear in court” but is actually…
Read moreA few months ago, I wrote a column about the “open carry” issue in Arkansas and likely raised more questions than I answered (based on some emails I received, at…
Read moreEver since the criminal eviction statute was declared unconstitutional in Pulaski County, I’ve gotten quite a few calls from landlords in that county wanting to evict people through the good…
Read moreReady for another thrilling adventure of Defense Attorney starring the talented Mercedes MacCambridge? Sure you are! To recap, Defense Attorney was on the air briefly in the 1950s and follows…
Read moreThere are times when good column topics just show up at random. I got a call the other day from someone asking if it is important to serve a notice…
Read moreAccording to the Stanford News, a law professor at that particular college is working on his doctorate in psychology and is putting his training to use by putting together a…
Read moreSadly, I posted the last Mr. District Attorney episode I have in the old time radio archive last week (click here to listen to that). Fortunately, there are more OTR…
Read moreAs most landlords in Pulaski County know by now, the Arkansas criminal eviction statute in that area can no longer be used because a circuit judge struck it down as…
Read moreOhio State University Law Professor Deborah Jones Merritt did some research and found out that about 25 percent of attorneys admitted to the bar in 2010 weren’t practicing law at…
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