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Senate Judiciary Committee adopts minutes and schedules Oct. 22 meeting on law-enforcement brutality

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - SENATE · October 1, 2020
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Summary

The Judiciary Committee adopted its meeting minutes by voice vote and set a tentative Oct. 22 session to examine law-enforcement brutality and racial bias, seeking witnesses and direction from members.

The Arkansas Senate Judiciary Committee adopted its pending meeting minutes by voice vote during the session and the chair announced a tentative meeting date of Oct. 22 to examine law-enforcement brutality and racial bias.

Chair (Senator Clark) asked members to propose witnesses and directions for that October meeting and noted the committee will assemble stakeholders, including law enforcement and those with lived experience, to structure the inquiry.

No formal votes or legislation were taken related to the October session during this meeting. The chair closed the calendar business after the announcement and returned to other committee duties.