In Re Supreme Court Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law
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Opinion
Cite as 2022 Ark. 221 SUPREME COURT OF ARKANSAS Opinion Delivered December 8, 2022 IN RE SUPREME COURT COMMITTEE ON THE UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW
PER CURIAM
Zachary W. Morrison of Lake City, First Congressional District, and Mark Hunt of
Malvern, at-large position, are appointed to the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice
of Law for two-year terms to expire on December 31, 2024. Chad Brown of Little Rock,
Second Congressional District; Jenny Holt Teeter of Little Rock, Second Congressional
District; and John P. Talbot of Pine Bluff, Fourth Congressional District, are appointed to
the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law for three-year terms to expire on
December 31, 2025. The court thanks them for accepting appointment to this important
committee.
The court expresses its gratitude to Bishop Gary E. Mueller, Faye Shepherd, J.T.
Skinner, Phillip A. Stone, and William A. Waddell, Jr., whose terms have expired, for their
years of valuable service to the committee.
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