Arkansas Supreme Court affirms conviction in Ke’von Turner case
November 21, 2024 | Supreme Court Judicial Rulings (Opinions), Judicial, Arkansas
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The court’s entry for CR-24-263 in its Nov. 21, 2024 proceedings reads simply “Affirmed.” The order does not include an opinion or further explanation in the published proceedings sheet.
The affirmation was recorded in the court’s routine per curiam orders issued that day; no rehearing or separate opinion is shown in the docket note for this entry. The proceedings document lists the docket number and the originating trial court but provides no additional factual or procedural background in the published entry.
Because the published entry is a per curiam disposition without an attached opinion, the record in the written proceedings does not specify the court’s reasoning or dispositive vote breakdown. Parties and practitioners interested in the court’s reasoning should consult the court’s full docket or any filed opinions or orders available through the court clerk’s office or the official docket.
The Arkansas Supreme Court entered the action on Nov. 21, 2024.
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