Arkansas Statutes
§ 16-17-1201 — Findings and intent
Arkansas·Title 16
(a)The General Assembly finds that:
(1)The intent of Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution was to create a unified court system to provide judicial economy and a fair administration of justice;
(2)The judicial system in this state should be composed of three (3) tiers to accomplish the intent of Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution:
(A)Appellate courts to be composed of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals;
(B)General jurisdiction trial courts to be composed of the circuit courts; and (C) Limited jurisdiction courts to be composed of the district courts;
(3)The city courts of this state should be consolidated with district courts in order to provide judicial and administrative functions in limited jurisdiction courts that are both necessary and cost-effective; and (4)
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Legislative History
Acts 2007, No. 663, § 16.
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