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Arkansas’ prison board will investigate when and how changes were made to a legal contract without the knowledge of state procurement officials.
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A judge is allowing the group challenging Arkansas’ new ballot petition law to amend its complaint before he decides whether to dismiss the lawsuit.
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Survivors of child sexual abuse in Arkansas have a new opportunity to seek civil justice against their abusers.
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Recent legislation used by Gov. Sarah Sanders in her attempt to take control of prisons from the Arkansas Board of Corrections has been blocked.
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The now-closed Lord's Ranch has a second group of anonymous plaintiffs suing over alleged sexual and physical abuse at the facility.
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Saying the plaintiffs had “met their burden,” Pulaski County Circuit Judge Patricia James on Thursday blocked laws governing prison oversight in Arkansas.
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Plaintiffs who live near crypto mines say the loud noises make it difficult to enjoy life.
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Attorney General Tim Griffin pledged to appeal the Pulaski County circuit judge’s order.
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After a three-judge panel ruled against them, the ACLU is appealing to the full 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
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Closed almost a decade ago, the Lord's Ranch promised therapeutic services while many former residents alleged sexual abuse.