Supreme Court of Arkansas· 10/20/2005

State v. Nichols

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216 S.W.3d 114
364 Ark. 1

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The court must consider whether it has jurisdiction of the State’s appeal even when the parties do not mention the issue in their briefs.
State’s attempt to frame question as interpretation did not change the fact that resolution of the issue turned on the facts
supreme court has a duty to raise the issue of the propriety of the State’s appeal, even when neither party raises the issue, because it is a matter of subject-matter jurisdiction
This court has a duty to raise the issue of the propriety of the State’s appeal, even when neither party raises the | fissue, because it is a matter of subject-matter jurisdiction.

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Judges: Tom Glaze

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