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Arkansas Supreme Court justice says high court missed an opportunity to address speedy trial rules Original

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By John Lynch Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Nicholas Bronni on Thursday disparaged the court's approach to speedy-trial claims. Bronni's criticism came in a written dissent to his fellow justices' decision not to hear a petition for review by 40-year-old John Thomas Cullum of Fairfield Bay.
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Arkansas Supreme Court justice says high court missed an opportunity to address speedy trial rules

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By John Lynch Verified
| Camden News Verified
Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Nicholas Bronni on Thursday disparaged the court's approach to speedy-trial claims.
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Little Rock officer appealing 3-week suspension for charging motorist who snatched ticket from him Original

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By John Lynch Verified
| Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. A Little Rock police officer suspended without pay for three weeks after an internal probe found he falsely arrested an Alexander man is appealing the punishment imposed in August by the Little Rock Civil Service Commission. Attorneys for Officer Jude Silva, 61, filed the paperwork this week to petition Pulaski County Circuit Judge Cara Connors to review the proceedings, clear him and overturn the forced time off.
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