09/17/2025
The Pulaski County Circuit and District Courts, in partnership with various community organizations, hosts a “Get Right with the Court” leniency and community engagement event on Saturday, September 27, 2025, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Pulaski County
Circuit Courthouse located at 401 W. Markham St. in Little Rock, AR.
The following is a list of participating courts: LR District Criminal (Judge Kamps), LR District Environmental (Judge Leverett), Pulaski County District (Judge Welch), Sherwood District (Judge Hale), Pulaski County Circuit Child Support (Judges Connors, Moore, Rowan, Finkelstein, Reif, and Eubanks), Pulaski County Circuit Criminal (Judges Honorable, Johnson, Gill, Martin, and Whatley). Attendees can benefit from services such as waiving or reducing unpaid fines, fees, and court costs; recalling child support warrants; reinstating driver’s licenses for eligible child support cases; voter registration and restoration assistance; re-entry resources including employment, housing, GED, and technical training opportunities; as well as information on criminal record sealing. All matters will be addressed on a case-by-case basis.
Various community organizations, including the City of Little Rock Department of Community Programs, Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, Sistas-in-Law Bar Association, Shorter College, W. Harold Flowers Law Society, Legal Aid and many others, are partnering in this event to provide valuable support and additional resources to attendees. Come on out WITHOUT THE FEAR OF GOING TO JAIL for nonpayment of fines, fees, costs, or child support. For more information
about the “Get Right with the Court” leniency and community engagement event, please contact the Pulaski County Circuit and District Courts at [email protected] and go to https://www.pulaskicounty.net/get-right-with-the-court for more info.
“This community engagement event aims to address a wide range of matters that may have impeded
individuals from fully re-engaging in society. So, on September 27th, we welcome individuals to come
“Get Right with the Court.””