Watson, Magness Get Closer to Having Day in Court Against Corrections Board

Judge gives choice to attorney general’s office in corrections board lawsuit: tear up settlement, or fight to keep it | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A state judge gave the Arkansas attorney general's office two choices Monday in its fight with the state Board of Corrections: Tear up a settlement and dismiss the suit, or fight for the legal agreement.

Watson, Magness get closer to having day in court against Corrections Board

Guilty of an FOIA violation? Corrections Board member and retired member object.

Arkansas judge doesn’t immediately rule on bid to settle suit between Griffin, Corrections board

The Pulaski County Courthouse in an undated file photo. (Photo by Antoinette Grajeda/Arkansas Advocate)A Pulaski County circuit judge didn’t immediately rule Monday on Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin’s motion to dismiss his public records lawsuit against the state corrections board, teeing up further legal wrangling over a settlement agreement current and former board members say violates their due process rights.  Arkansas Board of Correc…