Friday afternoon, the Arkansas Supreme Court has ordered both sides in the case regarding the Arkansas Abortion Amendment to resubmit their original arguments.

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The Arkansas abortion amendment and several others submitted the required number of signatures to appear as a ballot measure ...

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A campaign in Arkansas to add state constitutional protections for abortion could put the issue on ballots in November.

The case is now fully briefed, and a ruling from the Arkansas Supreme Court could come at any time in the coming days. Here’s the new brief from Griffin’s office.

The citizen-initiated constitutional amendment would legalize abortion through 18 weeks of pregnancy and in cases of rape, incest, fatal fetal anomaly and risk to the life or health of the mother.

Secretary of State John Thurston did nothing wrong and followed the law when he rejected the Arkansas Abortion Amendment on July 10 without counting signatures on the petition, according to a ...

Abortion rights advocates in Arkansas are petitioning to add an amendment to the state constitution for November’s ballot.

The Supreme Court has set the next deadline for the lawsuit over the Arkansas Abortion Amendment case. In an order released on Friday, the Supreme Court mentioned several dates.

The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled on a proposed abortion amendment that aimed to expand access in the state.

The citizen-initiated constitutional amendment would legalize abortion through 18 weeks of pregnancy and in cases of rape, incest, fatal fetal anomaly and risk to the life or health of the mother.