Luis A. Maya II, student guest contributor Assigned to write on an Arkansas political topic, I actively recognized the necessity of creating a literary product meaningful not only for my academic satisfaction but also to contribute to the political science community. Therefore, searching for a topic that fit this criterion, I returned to my rural … Continue reading Remembering Governor Junius Marion Futrell’s Mark on Arkansas
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Q/A on Judicial Politics in Arkansas
John C. Davis Note: Portions of the following have also appeared in an article written by David Brown and published by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law's State Court Report. The bold type reflects Mr. Brown's questions and the italic portions are my responses. The full article can be accessed here. 1. As … Continue reading Q/A on Judicial Politics in Arkansas
A Step-By-Step Guide to Researching Legislation on the Arkansas General Assembly Website
John C. Davis The Arkansas General Assembly gaveled into a general session last month. This semester, I have the privilege of teaching Arkansas Politics to a wonderful group of students, and we’ve been closely following the legislative process out of Little Rock. I wanted to share with my students a step-by-step guide on how to … Continue reading A Step-By-Step Guide to Researching Legislation on the Arkansas General Assembly Website
