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POLITICS: Judge yet to rule in lawsuit challenging ATF regulation + more

An Arkansas federal judge has yet to issue a ruling in a lawsuit filed by the state of Kansas and joined by Arkansas and 19 other states contesting a rule by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that went into effect on Monday that critics claim will create a legal nightmare for Americans engaging in casual gun sales between private parties.
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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Politics
Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Judge yet to rule in lawsuit challenging ATF regulation restricting some gun show weapons sales

An Arkansas federal judge has yet to issue a ruling in a lawsuit filed by the state of Kansas and joined by Arkansas and 19 other states contesting a rule by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that went into effect on Monday that critics claim will create a legal nightmare for Americans engaging in casual gun sales between private parties.
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Judge rules that attorneys are authorized to carry handguns in Arkansas courthouses

A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge has ruled that attorneys are "officers of the court" and are entitled to possess handguns in courthouses, a judgment in line with an Arkansas Supreme Court ruling earlier last month.
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State Capitol closed, staff urged to work remotely as cafe fire is investigated

With the exception of a handful of state Capitol police officers, virtually all state employees who work in the state Capitol either worked remotely or from an office not in the state Capitol on Monday, spokespersons for the offices said Monday.
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Crawford, congressional caucus laud explosive ordnance disposal personnel in annual event

WASHINGTON -- A congressional caucus that advocates for military explosive ordnance disposal units held its 13th annual "EOD Day on the Hill" last Wednesday, bringing military and law enforcement members together to the U.S. Capitol.
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Arkies in the Beltway | Week of May 19, 2024

This is "Arkies in the Beltway" for the week of May 19, 2024! I'm Alex Thomas, Washington Correspondent for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, with your look at national politics and the Arkansans influencing the discussions.
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Little Rock Mayor Frank Scott Jr. has yet to interview applicants for city manager

State lawmakers still awaiting audit of professional development firm

Hutchinson calls for support of US elections and justice system in Fayetteville speech

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