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HB 1407

TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE STATE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FUND.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Alan Clark and 1 co-sponsor

Arkansas enacts HB 1407 (Act 162) amending the State Administration of Justice Fund's administration, affecting judicial operations and court system financing.

Notification that HB1407 is now Act 162
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Bill Summary · HB 1407

Legislative bill overview

HB 1407 amends Arkansas law governing the State Administration of Justice Fund, a dedicated revenue source used to support court operations and judicial administration. The bill has been enacted into law as Act 162, indicating it successfully passed both chambers of the legislature and was signed by the governor.

Why is this important

The State Administration of Justice Fund is critical infrastructure for Arkansas courts, affecting everything from case processing to judicial staff salaries. Changes to how this fund operates can impact court efficiency, access to justice, and judicial system capacity across the state.

Potential points of contention

  • The specific amendments are not detailed in available legislative records, making it unclear whether the changes expand or restrict fund usage, increase or decrease allocations to particular court functions, or shift funding priorities
  • Without knowing the exact modifications, it's unclear whether certain judicial districts or court types benefit disproportionately from the changes
  • The fund's connection to court fees and filing costs means modifications could indirectly affect citizens' ability to access the court system

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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