Jordan v. Atlantic Casualty Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• observing that, in Arkansas, determination of public policy lies almost exclusively with legislature, and courts should not interfere with that determination absent palpable error
• observing that, in Arkansas, determination of public policy lies almost exclusively with legislature, and courts should not interfere with that determination absent palpable error
• affirming a named-driver exclusion where the policyholder himself was the excluded driver
• “[T]he determination of public policy lies almost exclusively with the legislature, and the courts will not interfere with that determination in the absence of palpable errors.”
• “[T]he determination of public policy lies almost exclusively, with the legislature, and the ■ courts' will not interfere with that determination in the absence of palpable errors.”
• named-driver exclusions included in insurance policies in order that “coverage may be maintained on the vehicle to be driven by operators with an acceptable level of risk”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).