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Things a Jury Likely Won't Hear in Court

Being part of a jury, you may see some unusual things, but here is a list of things you usually will…

The Jury

American citizens’ rights to a trial by jury are protected by the Bill of Rights and the Constitutio…

How a Trial Begins

The United States of America has a two-part court system: Federal and State.

Both court systems follo…

A Day in the Court

The American system of justice has its own terminology, roles, and customs – all of which contribute…

Arkansas' Judicial System

Arkansas’ judicial system functions as one unit consisting of different courts. Each court performs…

The Judicial Branch of Government

Arkansas citizens turn to the court system for solutions, asking the courts to settle disputes and a…

Three Branches of Government

Every law established in the United States must agree with the United States Constitution. The autho…

What every Juror should know

A jury duty notice is about as welcome as the flu. Everyone has an excuse why they cannot or should…

Juror Quiz

Arkansas residents have a duty to serve as jurors if called upon to do so.

Serving as a juror is seri…

Recent News

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    The consumer advocacy group Public Citizen on Aug. 25, 2011, petitioned the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to immediately ban the…

  • Non-Compete Agreements

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  • Regions Bank

    Cearley Law Firm is investigating possible claims against Regions Bank on behalf of Arkansas account holders.

    Some major banks have been successfully sued in other states for “profiteering,” and after…