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Attorney General Griffin Announces Arrest of Oscar Stilley on Felony Perjury Charge for Lying on Voter Registration. Griffin: ‘Arkansas law is clear that convicted felons are not eligible to vote until they have finis….
Tim Griffin was sworn in as the 57th Attorney General of Arkansas on January 10, 2023, having previously served as the state’s 20th Lieutenant Governor from 2015-2023.
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Arkansas Legal Services, the Arkansas Bar Association, and the Arkansas Access to Justice Commission are resources that help direct Arkansans to licensed, private attorneys. Arkansas’s 28 elected local prosecuting attorneys have the authority to pursue and file criminal charges.
Attorney General Griffin Secures Arkansas Supreme Court Dismissal of Driver’s License Gender Identification Lawsuit
For boards and commissions with licensing authority over professionals such as pharmacists, appraisers, engineers and social workers, the department’s attorneys prosecute citizen complaints against professionals who violate the terms of their license.
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