ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT
PROCEEDINGS OF SEPTEMBER 17, 2015
PAUL E. DANIELSON, JUSTICE
CR-14-1088. Fred Lee Williams v. State of Arkansas, from Drew County Circuit Court.
Affirmed.
JOSEPHINE LINKER HART, JUSTICE
CR-15-95. Marcus Edward Clay v. State of Arkansas, from Grant County Circuit Court.
Appeal dismissed.
RHONDA K. WOOD, JUSTICE
CR-14-833. Robert Holland v. State of Arkansas, from Lincoln County Circuit Court.
Affirmed.
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PER CURIAM ORDERS
REVIEW GRANTED: Petition for review was granted today in the following case.
CV-15-391. Covenant Presbytery v. First Baptist Church and SunTrust Bank, from
Mississippi County Circuit Court, Osceola District.
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REVIEWS DENIED: Petitions for review were denied today in the following cases.
CV-15-394. Alvester Bingham v. C & L Electric Cooperative Corporation, from Desha
County Circuit Court, Arkansas District.
CV-15-444. John Hall v. State Farm Bank, from Independence County Circuit Court.
Danielson, Hart, and Wynne, JJ., would grant.
CV-15-457. John J. Bruchhagen v. Felicia Wheat Acord, from Pulaski County Circuit
Court, Sixth Division.
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REVIEW DISMISSED: Petition for review was dismissed today in the following case.
CR-15-626. Marcus Hubbard v. State of Arkansas, from Pope County Circuit Court.
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CR-15-22. Wayne Ladell Taylor, Jr. v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit
Court, Seventh Division. Motion for belated appeal granted. See per curiam this date.
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CR-15-124. Melissa McCann Arms v. State of Arkansas, from Polk County Circuit Court.
Verified statement of application of Farah Diaz-Tello for pro hac vice admission and
motion for pro hac vice admission of Farah Diaz-Tello is granted. Baker and Hart, JJ.,
would deny.
CR-15-266. William Dewey Gill v. State of Arkansas, from White County Circuit Court.
Motion to re-enter appearance is granted.
CR-15-383. Eugene McCarty v. State of Arkansas, from Washington County Circuit
Court. Motion to dismiss appeal is granted. Danielson, J., would deny.
CR-15-521. Gregory Aaron Kinsey v. State of Arkansas, from Sebastian County Circuit
Court, Fort Smith District. Petition for judicial relief and additional time to file the
transcript of record is granted. Appellant has additional sixty days to file the transcript of
record. Final extension.
CR-15-608. Kareem Muhammad v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Fifth Division. Motion to lodge without prepayment and with belated notice of appeal is
granted. See per curiam this date.
CR-15-658. Antonio Williams v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Fourth Division. Motion to be relieved is moot.
CR-15-658. Antonio Williams v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Fourth Division. Withdrawal of motion to be relieved is moot.
CR-15-658. Antonio Williams v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Fourth Division. Second motion to be relieved is granted.
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CV-14-978. Rick Adams v. Rick Kent, from White County Circuit Court. Motion to
dismiss appeal is granted.
CV-15-114. Ken Blevins v. David Hudson, from Sebastian County Circuit Court, Fort
Smith District. Appellant's motion for extension and supplemental record which is missing
items from the writ of certiorari is granted. Appellant allowed thirty days from the present
due date.
CV-15-567.
Charles
Philyaw
v.
Wendy
Kelley,
Director,
Arkansas
Department
of
Corrections, from Pulaski County Circuit Court, Fifth Division. Appellant’s motion to
correct statement of the case is granted. Appellant to file 17 copies of the substituted page
within 15 days.
CV-15-677. Corina Mendoza v. WIS International, Inc., and Anthony Adams, Washington
Inventory Services. Motion to certify a question of law is accepted. See per curiam this
date.
D-15-703. In Re Nancy F. Heydemann, Arkansas Bar No. 82197. Petition for voluntary
surrender of license (resignation) is granted. See per curiam this date.
CR-03-1181. Abraham Grant v. State of Arkansas, from Phillips County Circuit Court.
Fourth pro se petition to reinvest jurisdiction in the trial court to consider a petition for writ
of error coram nobis, and pro se request for copy of petition at public expense. Petition
dismissed. Request for copy of petition at public expense is denied. See per curiam this
date.
CR-12-423. Michael Ball v. State of Arkansas, from Washington County Circuit Court.
Pro se petition to reinvest jurisdiction in the trial court to consider a petition for writ of
error coram nobis. Petition and supplemental petition denied. See per curiam this date.
CR-15-237. Terry Lee Ward v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Fourth Division. Pro se motion for court to cause to happen by issuing of additional orders
and ordering the court's clerk to issue the court's orders as directed; motion for extension
of time to file appellant's brief; motion and belated motion for relief under rule 2-2 and for
immediate emergency reinvest jurisdiction in the trial court rule 37 to consider such issues
and for a ruling on omitted issues with leave of the court; motions for emergency necessity
and immediate ruling; motion for extension of time to file appellant’s brief; motion for
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permission to reinvest to circuit court for motion for relief under rule 60, a. r. civ. P., with
leave of court; belated motion for the court’s record and appellant’s objections; belated
motion for the court’s record and appellant’s objections additional; motion for court to
cause an immediate order to be issued ordering Arkansas Department of Correction’s
director, Wendy Kelley, to immediately to provide the court and Terry Lee Ward by
certificate of authority, by way the Arkansas Department of Correction’s director, Wendy
Kelley, a copy of its records as stated herein, or with leave of the court as ordered by the
court; motion for leave to file pro se motions without a notarized signature verification;
motion for extension of brief time. Motion for extension of brief time granted in part and
denied in part; all other motions denied. See per curiam this date.
CR-15-282. Eric C. Burgie v. State of Arkansas, from Garland County Circuit Court.
Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal granted. See per curiam this date.
CR-15-448. James Anthony Gould v. State of Arkansas, from Pope County Circuit Court.
Pro se motion to supplement the record and stay brief time. Motion granted in part, and
denied in part; brief due thirty days from the date of this opinion. See per curiam this
date.
CR-15-499. Corie Rodrigus Frazier v. State of Arkansas, from Union County Circuit
Court. Pro se motion for copy of the record and extension of time to file brief. Motion
moot.
CR-15-549. Dewayne Joslin v. State of Arkansas, from Jackson County Circuit Court. Pro
se motion for belated appeal of order. Motion dismissed. See per curiam this date.
CV-15-428.
Joe
E.
Morgan
v.
Wendy
Kelley,
Director,
Arkansas
Department
of
Correction, from Lincoln County Circuit Court. Pro se motion for extension of brief time
and for access to record. Motion granted; brief date extended thirty days from the date of
this per curiam order; record to be returned when brief is tendered.
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CR-14-1019. Andrew M. Holland v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Seventh Division. Petition for writ of certiorari to complete the record and motion for expedited
consideration is granted.
In Re Supreme Court Committee on Security and Emergency Preparedness. See per
curiam this date.
Mayor Jill Dabbs of Bryant, Chief of Police A.J. Gary of Conway, Drew County
Sheriff Mark Gober of Monticello, District Judge Butch Hale of Sherwood, Mr.
Doug
Smith,
Governor’s
Liaison
to
Law
Enforcement
and
City
and
County
Governments, and Circuit Judge Robert Wyatt, Jr. of Pine Bluff are appointed to
the Arkansas Supreme Court Co
mmittee on Security and Emergency Preparedness
for three-year terms to expire on September 30, 2018. The court thanks these
members for their willingness to serve on this important committee.
The
court
designates
Judge
Gordon
McCain,
a
current
member
of
the
committee, to succeed Judge Hamilton Singleton as chair. The court expresses its
gratitude to Judge Singleton for his service to the committee and Judge McCain for
undertaking these duties.
The court expresses its gratitude to the other outgoing members, Mayor Frank
Fogleman, Judge Kathleen Bell, Judge Chaney Taylor, Chief Eddie Davis, and Ms.
Pat Hannah, for their years of valuable service.
In Re List of attorneys suspended for failure to pay annual attorney license fee. See per
curiam this date.
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MOTIONS SUBMITTED
PETITION FOR REVIEW:
CV-15-471. Carlean Canady v. Petit Jean State Bank, from Conway County Circuit Court.
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CR-15-687. James Lee McClain v. State of Arkansas, from Washington County Circuit
Court. Motion for rule on clerk.
CV-15-114.
Ken
Blevins
v.
David
Hudson,
from
Sebastian
County
Circuit
Court.
Appellant's motion to lodge supplemental record.
CV-15-664.
Karen
Granger
and
Brian
Granger
v.
Farm
Bureau
Mutual
Insurance
Company of Arkansas, Inc., from Crittenden County Circuit Court. Motion for rule on
clerk.
CV-15-709. Reliance Partners, LLC v. Poseidon Energy Services, LLC, from Pulaski
County Circuit Court, Fifth Division. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal for failure to
timely file the record.
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CASES SUBMITTED
CR-14-1019. Andrew M. Holland v. State of Arkansas, from Pulaski County Circuit Court,
Seventh Division. Orally argued.
CR-14-992. Cheyenne M. Fink v. State of Arkansas, from Polk County Circuit Court.
CR-15-165. Eric Scott Paulson v. State of Arkansas, from Logan County Circuit Court.
CV-15-156. George Brumley v. Arkansas Department of Human Services and G.B., Minor
Child, from Washington County Circuit Court.
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