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Supreme Court of Arkansas· 12/10/1998

Jenkins v. Bogard

Citations

  • 980 S.W.2d 270
  • 335 Ark. 334
  • 1998 Ark. LEXIS 662

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  • holding that the candidate did not meet the requirement that he reside in the district for one year next preceding the election when he was not \living” in the required district or \physically present” there beyond work and civic activities
  • addressing issue of whether a violation of the two-to-seven day provision in Rule 78(d) for conducting hearings deprives a circuit court of jurisdiction
  • addressing issue of whether a violation of the two-to-seven day provision in Rule 78(d) for conducting hearings deprives a circuit court of jurisdiction
  • addressing issue of whether a violation of the two-to-seven day provision in Rule 78(d) for conducting hearings deprives a circuit court of jurisdiction
  • we addressed the issue of the residency of a candidate for the state legislature, though the election had already been held
  • we addressed the issue of the residency of a candidate for the state legislature, though the election had already been held

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Judges: Newbern

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