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Lakeview Case Judge Files For Supreme Court

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Updated: January 7, 2009
The Pulaski County judge who ruled in 2001 that Arkansas` school-funding system was unconstitutional filed papers today for a position on the state Supreme Court. Judge Collins Kilgore of Little Rock handled the court case that triggered wholesale changes in Arkansas` public school system. The Supreme Court in 2002 largely upheld his decision, and legislators this year approved the largest tax increase in state history to raise more money for schools. Legislators also changed the school-funding formula and declared schools Arkansas` Number One spending priority. Kilgore entered the race for Position Four on the Arkansas Supreme Court. Already in the race are Paul Danielson of Booneville and Judge Jim Gunter of Hope. Posted by Mike Hellgren

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