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Joseph Boeckmann has sued his sister-in-law, a bank employee in Wynne.
Banking & Finance / Legal

Disgraced Judge Accuses Relative of Bank Snooping

Former District Court Judge Joseph Boeckmann has sued his sister-in-law, a bank employee in Wynne. read more >
Joseph Boeckmann
Government & Politics / Legal

Former Judge Joseph Boeckmann Gets 5 Years in Prison

A federal judge has sentenced a former Arkansas judge to five years in prison after he admitted giving young male defendants lighter sentences in exchange for sexual favors. read more >
Joseph Boeckmann
Government & Politics / Legal

Ex-Arkansas Judge Joseph Boeckmann Faces Prison in Sexual Favors Case

A former Arkansas judge who's set to be sentenced Wednesday for giving lighter sentences to male defendants in return for sexual favors had been investigated for similar crimes more than two decades ago. read more >
Joseph Boeckmann
Legal

Boeckmann, Accused of Requesting Nude Photos, Pleads Guilty

A former Arkansas judge accused of giving lighter sentences to defendants in return for nude photographs and sexual favors has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and witness tampering charges. read more >
Legal

Accused of Sexual Misconduct, Arkansas Judge Timothy Parker Steps Down

An Arkansas judge has left office and agreed to never serve on the bench again after a disciplinary panel said it was prepared to administratively charge him with trading sexual favors with female defendants in exchange for their release. read more >
Joseph Boeckmann
Legal

Ex-Judge Joseph Boeckmann Indicted on Fraud, Bribery Charges

A former Arkansas judge accused of giving lighter sentences to defendants in exchange for nude photos and sexual acts has been indicted on federal fraud and bribery charges, according to a federal indictment unsealed Monday. read more >
Legal

Few Records For Men Sentenced By Judge Joseph Boeckmann

A one-page Arkansas court docket says Richard Milliman was pulled over in 2014 for expired tags and sentenced to community service, which he completed about three months later. But Milliman says it's all a lie perpetrated by a former district judge accused of sexually preying on him and other male defendants. read more >