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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 - 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 - 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.
20, May 2013 - Fort Riley, KS Kan. doctor remains jailed pending another hearing
WICHITA - A Kansas doctor linked to drug overdoses by active-duty Fort Riley soldiers remained jai ...
20, May 2013 - Appeals Court Rejects Kansas Ex-Doctor's Claims
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Monday that Lawrence Simons' appeal of his sentence for illegally distributing prescription drugs was nothing more than a ``conclusory diatribe.''
20, May 2013 - Topeka, KS AP Analysis: Bigger push on courts' selection of judges may be coming
TOPEKA (AP) — A prominent conservative Kansas legislator has launched what could become the most aggressive campaign to date to rein in the state Supreme Court after a proposal failed that would have changed how its justices are selected.
20, May 2013 - AR Treasurer Martha Shoffner due in US court
Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner was arrested on federal extortion charges over the weekend and is to make an appearance in federal court.
20, May 2013 - Kansas City diocese settles lawsuit involving Ratigan photos
The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court against the diocese, Bishop Robert Finn and the Rev. Shawn Ratigan by the parents of a young northern Missouri girl, was settled for $600,000, attorneys for the girl’s family said. It is the diocese’s largest settlement in a single priest sex abuse case, they said.
20, May 2013 - Update: Complaint Says Martha Shoffner Accepted $6,000 Payment from Broker
A criminal complaint filed in federal court Monday alleges that Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner accepted a $6,000 payment from a cooperating witness working for the FBI. Shoffner, informed of the charges at a Monday hearing, was released on her own recognizance. (Includes PDF of complaint.)
20, May 2013 - Court Documents: Arkansas Treasurer Demanded Personal Cash Payments from Broker Doing Business with
New details on arrest of Martha Shoffner emerge in Federal Court appearance.
20, May 2013 - House panel endorses major judicial overhaul
The House Federal and State Affairs Committee introduced a trio of measures Wednesday designed to overhaul the judicial system by granting the governor more power in the judge appointment process, forcing earlier retirement of judges and diminishing authority of the Kansas Supreme Court.The unexpected maneuver follows a day in which a Senate proposal to adjust the selection process for ...
20, May 2013 - Man Accused in Shaking Death of Two Sons Enters Plea
SPRINGDALE, Ark. -- A man from Springdale, Arkansas, accused in the deaths of two of his young sons, pleads not guilty. His wife wants him to get the death penalty if he is convicted.
20, May 2013 - In Kansas, it’s lawmakers versus the courts
The 2013 session of the Kansas Legislature nears an end with the chief justice of the state Supreme Court accusing a leading senator with political coercion. Meantime, efforts are picking up steam to force appellate judges into retirement and to build separate civil and criminal appeals courts.
20, May 2013 - New judge sought in Kansas sperm donor case
A Topeka sperm donor being sued by the state for child support wants a different judge.
20, May 2013 - State treasurer accused of taking cash from broker
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — 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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