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21, May 2013 - Arkansas, AR A fractured look at the sprawling life and career of Bruce Jackson
Hard time: Bruce Jackson’s 1975 photographs of an Arkansas prison farm (above) led to a career of documentary, portrait and landscape photography.
21, May 2013 - Arkansas, AR Ark. officials didn't know about fugitive's health
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas prison officials say they didn't know a 63-year-old fugitive was sick when they sought his return from Michigan.
21, May 2013 - Federal Judge Blocks Arkansas Law Banning Abortions When Heartbeat Detected
Little Rock, Arkansas – A federal judge appointed by George H.W. Bush has temporarily blocked enforcement of an Arkansas law banning abortions past twelve weeks when a heartbeat is detected. Judge Susan Weber Wright granted an injunction on Friday to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which had filed a lawsuit last month on behalf [...]
21, May 2013 - Ark. doc convicted in bombing resentenced to life
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A resentencing proceeding Wednesday for a former doctor convicted in the bombing of the leader of the Arkansas Medical Board left him with his original life sentence but afforded his lawyer a chance to again claim his client is innocent.
21, May 2013 - Ark. officials didn't know about fugitive's health - WXVT-TV Delta News - More Local News a
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas prison officials say they didn't know a 63-year-old fugitive was sick when they sought his return from Michigan.
21, May 2013 - Former Dr. Randeep Mann resentenced to life
A former Russellville doctor convicted of plotting a bombing that nearly killed the head of the Arkansas medical board has again been sentenced to life in prison.
21, May 2013 - Fayetteville, AR Sex Offender Pleads Guilty to Child Porn Charges
FAYETTEVILLE, AR--Â Conner Eldridge, United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas, announced that Anthony Yager, 49, of Springdale, pleaded guilty to downloading child pornography.Â
21, May 2013 - Miller, AR Doctor resentenced to life in federal prison for bombing chief of Arkansas Medical Board
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - A resentencing proceeding Wednesday for a former doctor convicted in the bombing of the leader of the Arkansas Medical Board left him with his original life sentence but afforded his lawyer a chance to again claim his client is innocent.
21, May 2013 - Pulaski, AR Ark. court reverses conviction in mutilation case
The Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a North Little Rock man convicted of first-degree murder in the bludgeoning death of his grandfather.
21, May 2013 - Pulaski, AR AR court reverses conviction in mutilation case
The Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a North Little Rock man convicted of first-degree murder in the bludgeoning death of his grandfather.
21, May 2013 - Pulaski, AR Doctor Resentenced To Life In Prison for Medical Board Bombing
LITTLE ROCK, AR - A federal judge resentenced former Russellville physician Randeep Mann on Wednesday to life in prison for the bombing of former Arkansas State Medical Board chairman Dr. Trent Pierce.
21, May 2013 - Little Rock, AR Officials announce public corruption task force
LITTLE ROCK — In the aftermath of Arkansas Martha Shoffner’s court appearance Monday on a federal extortion charge, authorities announced creation of a new task force to investigate complaints of public corruption. U.S. Attorney Chris Thyer of the Eastern District of Arkansas, and Conner Eldridge, his counterpart from the Western District, said the joint ArkTrust Public Corruption Task Force ...
21, May 2013 - Pulaski, AR Inmates: New Ark. execution law unconstitutional
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas' just-approved execution law is as badly flawed as the version it replaced, according to a lawsuit filed Friday that argues the new law is unconstitutional and puts inmates at risk for an agonizing death.
21, May 2013 - Nominated Va. Lt. Gov. likened Planned Parenthood to KKK; Ark. judge halts abortion ban
A man nominated Saturday for lieutenant governor of Virginia made comments last year that likened Planned Parenthood to the KKK. In Arkansas, a judge delayed a law that would ban most abortions there after 12 weeks of pregnancy.
20, May 2013 - Arkansas treasurer accused of taking cash from broker
An affidavit filed Monday in federal court alleges that Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner repeatedly took cash payments, sometimes rolled up and hidden inside a pie box, from a broker who invested state money.
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