Arkansas Code Title 5. Criminal Offenses § 5-4-607. Murder sentence--Pardon--Commutation

(A) The Secretary of State;

(B) The Attorney General;

(C) The sheriff of the county where the offense was committed;

(D) The prosecuting attorney of the judicial district where the applicant was found guilty and sentenced, if still in office, and, if not, the successor of that prosecuting attorney;

(E) The circuit judge presiding over the proceedings at which the applicant was found guilty and sentenced, if still in office, and, if not, the successor of that circuit judge; and

(F) The victim of the crime or the victim's next of kin, if he or she files a request for notice with the prosecuting attorney.

(2)(A) The application shall set forth a ground upon which the pardon or commutation is sought.

(B) If the application involves a conviction for capital murder, § 5-10-101, a notice of the application shall be published by two (2) insertions, separated by a minimum of seven (7) days, in a newspaper of general circulation in the county or counties where the offense or offenses of the applicant were committed.

(A) Applicant's name;

(B) Offense of which the applicant was convicted and the sentence imposed;

(C) Date of the judgment imposing the sentence; and

(D) Effective date of the pardon or commutation.