Jennifer Merritt
Medical Marijuana Licensing Tests Scales of Justice
As Arkansas’ fledgling medical marijuana industry passed $300 million in cumulative sales, its licensing system for cannabis businesses was taking fire in court, not least for granting a cultivation license to a company that didn’t legally exist. read more >
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Testimony Ends in Trial Over Arkansas’ Use of Execution Drug
A federal trial to consider the legality of Arkansas' use of a sedative in executions ended Thursday without a ruling from the bench. read more >
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State Asks Arkansas Supreme Court to Toss Execution Delay
The state has asked the Arkansas Supreme Court to dissolve a judge's order that temporarily blocks the upcoming executions of eight death-row inmates, saying the judge who issued the order overstepped his authority. read more >
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Judge Hears Arguments Over Arkansas Lethal Injection Law
An Arkansas judge says he will rule by early next week on a request to dismiss a lawsuit brought by death row inmates seeking to stop eight executions scheduled to begin Oct. 21. read more >
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Dental Examiners Board Asks Court To Toss Ben Burris Lawsuit
The Arkansas Board of Dental Examiners recently asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed by orthodontist Dr. Ben Burris of Fort Smith. read more >
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New Familiar Names Getting Added to Delta Trust’s Shareholders List
With the pending change of ownership at Delta Trust & Bank, more new names are being added to the bank's rosters. read more >