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Arkansas Code Title 16. Practice, Procedure, and Courts § 16-17-1003. District Court Resource Assessment Board--Duties

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

The District Court Resource Assessment Board shall recommend to the General Assembly at each regular session:

(1) Criteria for the creation and placement of full-time, state-funded district court judgeships;

(2) Revisions of current district court judgeships or the redistricting of the district court districts of this state after considering:

(A) The caseload and the geographic area of the district court district;

(B) The November 25, 2002, per curiam opinion of the Supreme Court; and

(C) Any other matter the board determines to be appropriate; and

(3) The number and placement of full-time, state-funded district court judgeships.

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