An Arkansas Supreme Court justice won't face criminal charges over claims that he assaulted his 63-year-old sister at their father's home last year, a prosecutor said Tuesday. Pulaski County, Ark., prosecutor Larry Jegley said that his office decided not to pursue any charges against Justice Jim Gunter over a reported altercation with his sister in Hope. Janet Gibson had told police that Gunter, 65, backhanded her across the mouth and shoved her to the floor when she attempted to get up.
August 20, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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An Arkansas Supreme Court justice won’t face criminal charges over claims that he assaulted his 63-year-old sister at their father’s home last year, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
Pulaski County, Ark., prosecutor Larry Jegley said that his office decided not to pursue any charges against Justice Jim Gunter over a reported altercation with his sister in Hope. Jegley was appointed as a special prosecutor last year to handle the case.
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