Arkansas Attorney General

Attorney General Tim Griffin on Wednesday asked a state court to prevent the Arkansas Board of Corrections from spending any public funds on a lawyer he says the board hired illegally.

The legal dispute between the Arkansas Board of Corrections and Attorney General Tim Griffin deepened this week, even as the board acted to try to resolve it.

The renovated space, which sat empty for nearly two decades, will now house the Arkansas Attorney General's offices.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday reversed a lower court’s dismissal of the attorney general’s lawsuit against the state prison board for violating the Arkansas Freedom of Information Act.

The amendment seeks to walk back legislative hurdles to the direct democracy process.

The Arkansas nonprofits put forward bills that accomplish the same things with nuanced processes.

A slate of new laws make it extremely difficult for grassroots attempts to amend the state constitution.

Sponsors vow to explore legal challenges to new eighth-grade reading level requirement

Attorney General Tim Griffin cited ambiguities as his reason for rejecting the proposed ballot title and language.

A federal judge issued a temporary order halting enforcement of the law.