Arkansas Court of Appeals Judge D.P. “Price” Marshall has been confirmed as a judge for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas. Judge Marshall was elected to the Arkansas Court of Appeals four years ago, and will be replacing U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson, who assumed senior status (which is a form of retirement). A spokesman for Gov. Beebe’s office said that the Governor is still considering how to handle the vacancy that Judge Marshall’s appointment leaves on the Court of Appeals.
Posted by: Andy Taylor | May 7, 2010
Arkansas Court of Appeals Judge Price Marshall Confirmed as Federal Judge
Posted in Appellate Practice News, Arkansas Appellate Court News, News
Responses
Categories
- Amendment 80
- Appellate Court Elections
- Appellate Practice
- Appellate Practice Blogs
- Appellate Practice News
- Appellate Practice Resources
- Appellate Practice Tips
- Arkansas Appellate Court News
- Arkansas Appellate Court Rules
- Arkansas Civil Appeals
- Arkansas Constitution
- Arkansas Court of Appeals
- Arkansas Court Rules
- Arkansas Criminal Appeals
- Arkansas Legislature
- Arkansas Supreme Court
- Arkansas Supreme Court Elections
- Arkansas Supreme Court News
- Blogs
- Eighth Circuit
- Election News
- Finality
- News
- Online Legal Research
- Oral Arguments
- The Appellant's Brief
- Uncategorized
Andy Taylor
Tasha C. Taylor
[...] 1, Position 2 on the Arkansas Court of Appeals, filling the vacancy left by the resignation of Judge Price Marshall, who was recently confirmed as a federal judge. Abramson will serve in this position through 2012. The voters of the 12 east-Arkansas counties [...]
By: Governor Beebe Appoints Raymond Abramson to Arkansas Court of Appeals « ArkansasAppeals.com on June 15, 2010
at 10:09 am