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An Onion Among Onions
https://www.barsacross.com/former-a...cial-faces-65-bar-exam-record-tamering-counts
https://archive.is/wip/3DFJc
"Former Arkansas Supreme Court administrator Nancie Givens faces 65 public-record tampering counts arising from alleged manipulation of bar examination scores between 2020 and 2025. The court identified irregularities across at least eight exam administrations and about 11,400 deleted or unavailable files and communications. Arkansas State Police and the FBI investigated; Givens’s law licence was suspended on an interim basis. The court says most candidates previously told they passed did pass."
Hey retard, it's not the one's who passed, it's the one's you prolly failed on purpose.
"A former administrator of the Supreme Court of Arkansas faces 65 felony counts after an internal review identified alleged interference with bar examination scores and deletion of records.
Nancie Givens, former executive director of the Court’s Office of Professional Programs (OPP), is charged under Arkansas Code Annotated Section 5-54-121 with tampering with a public record. Will Jones’s Sixth Judicial District office filed 65 counts on 5 November 2026, after a probe opened in April by Arkansas State Police and the FBI. The statute covers knowing falsification or concealment of public records. Givens remains presumed innocent.
A six-member joint statement said an internal review by Robert M. Brech, conducted after Givens resigned in February 2026, identified discrepancies in at least eight examination administrations between July 2020 and July 2025. Evidence indicated that points were taken from some candidates and added to others who sat the same examination. Some scores were allegedly raised to the passing mark of 270. At least one alteration may have turned a passing result into a failure; in another instance, the candidate who should have received the highest score was allegedly displaced.
Brech’s review found approximately 11,400 files and electronic communications had been deleted or made unavailable in early January 2026. Most were applications, candidate profiles and score sheets that court rules required the OPP to retain for 25 years. The court is working with state and federal authorities to recover the material and review examinations from that period. A separate disciplinary order filed on 5 November records that Givens became OPP executive director on 25 March 2013, overseeing bar-exam administration and the processing of applicants and results. It records an FBI interview on 21 May and seizure of electronic devices containing OPP information. On Brech’s petition, the Committee on Professional Conduct immediately suspended Givens’s Arkansas law licence on an interim basis. This disciplinary measure is not a criminal conviction.
Chief Justice Karen R. Baker separately confirmed the charges but declined further comment during the investigation. The statement’s signatories—Courtney R. Hudson, Rhonda K. Wood, Shawn A. Womack, J. Cody Hiland, Nicholas J. Bronni and Special Associate Justice Cory A. Cox—called the alleged conduct an “unprecedented breach of public trust” if established.
The court stressed that most candidates previously told they had passed did pass. Those potentially affected will be notified once their status is confirmed. New testing procedures and security measures began with the February 2026 examination."
https://arcourts.gov/sites/default/...ase (11-05-2026)_0.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
PDF of joint statement.
https://archive.is/wip/3DFJc
"Former Arkansas Supreme Court administrator Nancie Givens faces 65 public-record tampering counts arising from alleged manipulation of bar examination scores between 2020 and 2025. The court identified irregularities across at least eight exam administrations and about 11,400 deleted or unavailable files and communications. Arkansas State Police and the FBI investigated; Givens’s law licence was suspended on an interim basis. The court says most candidates previously told they passed did pass."
Hey retard, it's not the one's who passed, it's the one's you prolly failed on purpose.
"A former administrator of the Supreme Court of Arkansas faces 65 felony counts after an internal review identified alleged interference with bar examination scores and deletion of records.
Nancie Givens, former executive director of the Court’s Office of Professional Programs (OPP), is charged under Arkansas Code Annotated Section 5-54-121 with tampering with a public record. Will Jones’s Sixth Judicial District office filed 65 counts on 5 November 2026, after a probe opened in April by Arkansas State Police and the FBI. The statute covers knowing falsification or concealment of public records. Givens remains presumed innocent.
A six-member joint statement said an internal review by Robert M. Brech, conducted after Givens resigned in February 2026, identified discrepancies in at least eight examination administrations between July 2020 and July 2025. Evidence indicated that points were taken from some candidates and added to others who sat the same examination. Some scores were allegedly raised to the passing mark of 270. At least one alteration may have turned a passing result into a failure; in another instance, the candidate who should have received the highest score was allegedly displaced.
Brech’s review found approximately 11,400 files and electronic communications had been deleted or made unavailable in early January 2026. Most were applications, candidate profiles and score sheets that court rules required the OPP to retain for 25 years. The court is working with state and federal authorities to recover the material and review examinations from that period. A separate disciplinary order filed on 5 November records that Givens became OPP executive director on 25 March 2013, overseeing bar-exam administration and the processing of applicants and results. It records an FBI interview on 21 May and seizure of electronic devices containing OPP information. On Brech’s petition, the Committee on Professional Conduct immediately suspended Givens’s Arkansas law licence on an interim basis. This disciplinary measure is not a criminal conviction.
Chief Justice Karen R. Baker separately confirmed the charges but declined further comment during the investigation. The statement’s signatories—Courtney R. Hudson, Rhonda K. Wood, Shawn A. Womack, J. Cody Hiland, Nicholas J. Bronni and Special Associate Justice Cory A. Cox—called the alleged conduct an “unprecedented breach of public trust” if established.
The court stressed that most candidates previously told they had passed did pass. Those potentially affected will be notified once their status is confirmed. New testing procedures and security measures began with the February 2026 examination."
https://arcourts.gov/sites/default/...ase (11-05-2026)_0.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com
PDF of joint statement.