Jones v Flowers is a seminal case in due process jurisprudence, emphasizing the state’s obligation to take meaningful steps to notify property owners of actions affecting their property rights. The Court’s ruling balances government efficiency… Jones v Flowers

The case Benton v Bradley reached the Arkansas Supreme Court following a dispute concerning the eligibility of a candidate, Waymond Brown, for the position of Second Division Pine Bluff Municipal Judge in Jefferson County, Arkansas.… Benton v Bradley

The case of Fulkerson v Van Buren serves as a critical reminder of the stringent requirements for adverse possession under Arkansas law. While the Progressive Church made significant improvements to the property and maintained physical… Fulkerson v Van Buren

Alaska Democratic Party v Rice case deals with employment law, specifically the application of promissory estoppel and misrepresentation in the context of oral agreements. Kathleen Rice (Plaintiff) sued the Alaska Democratic Party (Defendant) and Greg… Alaska Democratic Party v. Rice

Facts of Getchell v Lodge Issues Raised The issues raised in Getchell v Lodge were: Rules of Law Arguments Plaintiff’s Arguments Defendant’s Arguments Getchell v Lodge Court’s Judgment Negligence Per Se Admissibility of Expert Testimony… Getchell v Lodge

The case of Baskurt v Beal addressed the validity of a foreclosure sale where procedural irregularities and gross inadequacy of the sale price were in question. The Supreme Court of Alaska upheld the lower court’s… Baskurt v Beal (2004)

Facts of Gordon v State On October 16, 1992, Clifford Gordon entered a guilty plea for possessing over five but less than fifty pounds of marijuana, classified as a second-degree felony. Following a plea bargain,… Gordon v State