We have noted in past select blog posts the repercussions that can follow from a drunk driving arrest and conviction in Arkansas.
May 2014 Archives
Flurry of judicial activity on same-sex marriages nationally
Earlier this month, an Arkansas judge ruled that a constitutional amendment passed by voters in 2004 that banned gay legal unions in the state was unconstitutional. Pulaski County Circuit Judge Chris Piazzi struck down an earlier state law banning gay marriage at the same time (please see our post entry dated May 13, 2014).
Focus is on household debt as country grinds out recovery
The American economy is marked by a solid dose of paradox and irony.
Fathers' rights focus: Do the courts really lean toward women?
The question that persists for many commentators on family law continues to be this: Are the courts sufficiently fair to fathers or not?
DWI case: The truth was far from what authorities contended
A news story out of Wisconsin has widespread relevance in Arkansas and throughout the country, and we summarize its material facts for our readers here.
Arkansas judge speaks: Gay marriage bans unlawful
An Arkansas judge stated in late April that he would quickly issue a ruling on whether the state's 2004 constitutional amendment banning gay marriage passes legal muster.
Reining in abusive debt collectors: no need for timidity
What is it about debt collectors and the agencies they work for that is so scary to many people?
Marriage challenges in the Air Force: Deployment ranks high
Married life in the United States military for couples in Arkansas, nationally and around the globe is, in many respects, not dissimilar from the shared lives of civilian couples.
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