Arkansas § 27-20-112 Report of convictions required

Arkansas Statutes

§ 27-20-112 — Report of convictions required

Arkansas § 27-20-112

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Ark. Code Ann. § 27-20-112 (2026).

Text

(a)(1) Every court in the State of Arkansas, immediately upon the conviction of any license holder under this subchapter, shall report to the Division of Arkansas State Police the fact of the conviction, the date of the conviction, the date of the offense, the ordinance or law violated, the penalty inflicted, and whether or not an appeal has been taken.

(2)In any case where an appeal has been taken, the conviction shall not be charged against the license holder until the disposition of the case on appeal.

(b)The failure of the clerk of the court to report as provided in this section shall be construed as nonfeasance in office and shall be grounds for the removal of the clerk.

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(a) (1) Every court in the State of Arkansas, immediately upon the conviction of any license holder under this subchapter, shall report to the Division of Arkansas State Police the fact of the conviction, the date of the conviction, the date of the offense, the ordinance or law violated, the penalty inflicted, and whether or not an appeal has been taken. (2) In any case where an appeal has been taken, the conviction shall not be charged against the license holder until the disposition of the case on appeal. (b) The failure of the clerk of the court to report as provided in this section shall be construed as nonfeasance in office and shall be grounds for the removal of the clerk.