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{{Short description|Highest court in the U.S. state of Arkansas}}
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| authority = [[Constitution of Arkansas]]
| appealsto = [[Supreme Court of the United States]]
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| positions = 7 (by statute)
| website = {{URL|arcourts.gov/courts/supreme-court}}
| chiefjudgetitle = Chief Justice
| chiefjudgename = [[John
| termstart = {{start date|2017|1|1}}
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{{Arkansas State Judiciary}}▼
The '''Supreme Court of Arkansas''' is the [[State supreme court|highest court]] in the state judiciary of [[Arkansas]]. It has ultimate and largely discretionary [[appellate jurisdiction]] over all [[State court (United States)|state court]] cases that involve a point of state law, and original jurisdiction over a narrow range of cases. The Supreme Court holds the power of [[Judicial review in the United States|judicial review]], the ability to invalidate a [[statute]] for violating a provision of the [[Constitution of Arkansas|Arkansas Constitution]]. It is also able to strike down gubernatorial directives for violating either the Constitution or [[statutory law]]. However, it may act only within the context of a case in an area of law over which it has jurisdiction.
The Court meets in the Supreme Court Building in [[Little Rock, Arkansas]].
==Membership==
{{see also|List of justices of the Arkansas Supreme Court
There are currently seven justices on the Supreme Court: Chief Justice [[John Dan Kemp|Dan Kemp]] and six associate justices.
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| {{dts|2017|01|01}}
| [[University of Arkansas School of Law|Arkansas]]▼
| 2024
| {{N/A}}{{efn|name=Elect|Took office after being elected in a nonpartisan election.}}
|-▼
| {{birth date and age|1953|2|15}}▼
| [[University of Arkansas School of Law|Arkansas]]
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| {{
| {{dts|2011|01|01}}
| 2026
| {{N/A}}{{efn|name=Elect}}
| Arkansas
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| 6
| {{Birth year and age|1963}}
| {{dts|2011|01|01}}
| 2030
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| 7
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| 2030
| {{N/A}}{{efn|name=Elect}}
| UA Little Rock
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| 2032
| {{N/A}}{{efn|name=Elect}}
| Arkansas
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| 4
| {{sortname|Barbara Womack|Webb}}
| {{Birth based on age as of date|60|2017|12|21}}
| {{dts|2021|01|01}}
| 2028
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| Arkansas
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| {{dts|2023|07|03}}
| 2024
|{{party shading/Republican}} |[[Sarah Huckabee Sanders]] (R)
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| UA Little Rock
▲| [[Karen R. Baker]]
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▲| [[Rhonda K. Wood]]
▲| {{birth date and age|1969|12|10}}
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