The Arkansas Bar Association is inviting members to join committees for the next bar year under President-Elect Representative Carol Dalby’s appointments. The organization highlights opportunities for involvement in public service programs and professional development across its statewide membership.
Attorney General Tim Griffin attended a ceremony marking the completion of the main structure for the National Center for Opioid Research and Clinical Effectiveness (NCOR) at Arkansas Children’s Hospital in…
Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced the creation of a new position within his office, appointing Deputy General Counsel Kevin B. Lee as Senior Advisor for Artificial Intelligence.
A federal district judge has issued a declaratory judgment and permanent injunction in the case of Greene v. Griffin, ruling that the Arkansas Ethics Commission’s requirement to include at least…
Attorney General Tim Griffin has expressed his support for Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s appointment of Boyce Hamlet as Chairman of the Post-Prison Transfer Board.
Attorney General Tim Griffin of Arkansas has co-led a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in support of a proposal that would allow prisons to use jamming technology against…
Joseph Schwartz has been ordered by the Pulaski County Circuit Court to report to the Arkansas Department of Corrections by December 29.
Attorney General Tim Griffin recognized law enforcement officers from across Arkansas at the 2025 Officer of the Year Awards luncheon in Little Rock.
Two people have been convicted and another arrested on charges of Medicaid fraud following investigations by the Arkansas Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU), according to a statement released…
Attorney General Tim Griffin announced that Arkansas Tech University (ATU) has joined the One Pill Can Kill initiative, aimed at raising awareness among college students about the dangers of fentanyl.
Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced that Arkansas State University (ASU) is joining the One Pill Can Kill initiative, a program designed to educate college students about the risks associated…
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