The Arkansas Supreme Court addresses more than 1,000 students at Searcy High School prior to oral argument on October 29, 2015.
Appeals on Wheels is a Supreme Court outreach program designed to educate students about their state government. Twice each year, the Court travels the state to hold oral argument outside Little Rock. Local students from middle school through college are invited to attend oral argument and are well prepared to watch the proceedings, having previously received facts about the case to be argued. Justices meet with students afterward to answer questions about oral arguments, the roles and responsibilities of judges, and how the courts work.
Past Appeals on Wheels Events
2019 - Spring
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Texarkana |
2018 - Fall
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Harrison |
2018 - Spring
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Heber Springs |
2017 - Fall
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Fayetteville |
2017 - Spring
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Clinton |
2016 - Fall
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Fordyce |
2016 - Spring
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Batesville |
Searcy | |
Mountain Home | |
Russellville | |
Fort Smith | |
Conway | |
Bentonville | |
El Dorado | |
Pine Bluff | |
Jonesboro | |
Fayetteville | |
Texarkana | |
Blytheville | |
Hot Springs | |
Helena | |
Bentonville | |
Harrison | |
Hope | |
Monticello | |
Jonesboro | |
Fort Smith | |
Fayetteville |
Justice Courtney Hudson speaks with a group of students from Norfork, Cotter, Flippin, and Mountain Home schools in Mountain Home on April 16, 2015.
Justice Paul E. Danielson poses with students at Northside High School in Fort Smith on April 10, 2014.