ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT
ADVANCE REPORTS
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IN THIS ISSUE
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325 Ark.

Opinions delivered
June 17, 1996


Abernathy v. State (Jesson, C.J.) CR95-966
Evidence -- Uncharged act not sufficiently similar to charged offense; trial court abused its discretion in admitting evidence at trial; error in admission of uncharged conduct is not error per se; admission of evidence constituted harmless error. [ASCII, WP5.1]

Key v. State (Corbin, J.) CR96-121
Criminal law -- Capital murder; substantial evidence from which jury could conclude appellant acted with premeditated and deliberated purpose; substantial evidence existed that appellant was competent to stand trial. [ASCII, WP5.1]

McGarrah v. McGarrah (Corbin, J.) 94-680
Appeal & error -- Deficient abstract; merits of appeal not reached. [ASCII, WP5.1]

McPeek v. White River Lodge Enters. (Newbern, J.) 93-1267
Appeal & error -- Bare essentials of an abstract; neither appellants or cross-appellants properly abstracted record to demonstrate error. [ASCII, WP5.1]

Owens v. State (Per Curiam) CR95-1187
Appeal & error -- Petition for rehearing denied where appellant failed to provide sufficient abstract. [HTML, WP5.1]

Young v. State (Per Curiam) CR96-632
Appeal & error -- Motion for rule on clerk; good cause for granting. [ASCII, WP5.1]

Sebastian Lake Pub. Util. Co., Inc. v. Sebastian Lake Realty (Roaf, J.) 96-167
Judgment -- Summary judgment; trial court correctly determined that appellant's certificate of public convenience and necessity had been nullified. [ASCII, WP5.1]