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AR HJR1006
Joint Resolution
Status
4/22/2015
Primary Sponsor
David Branscum
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AI Summary
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Proposes a constitutional amendment to define "infamous crime" under Arkansas Constitution, Article 5, Section 9, which bars convicted persons from holding General Assembly seats or state offices of trust or profit
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Defines "infamous crime" to include: any felony offense; abuse of office as defined under Arkansas law; tampering as defined under Arkansas law; or any misdemeanor involving deceit, fraud, or false statement (including election-related misdemeanors)
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Requires submission of the amendment to Arkansas voters at the next general election for Representatives and Senators, becoming effective upon majority approval
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Establishes the ballot title as "A Constitutional Amendment to Define the Term 'Infamous Crime' as Used in Arkansas Constitution, Article 5, Section 9"
Legislative Description
An Amendment To The Arkansas Constitution To Define The Term "infamous Crime" As Used In Arkansas Constitution, Article 5, Section 9.
Last Action
Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
4/22/2015