Texarkana Gazette
February 24, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Alamo Ministries to appeal civil suit’s dismissal
Tony Alamo Christian Ministries has filed notice that it will appeal a federal judge’s dismissal of a civil suit concerning the Arkansas Department of Human Services’ seizure of children from Alamo loyalists.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
February 23, 2010
By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Tony Alamo organization tells court of appeal plans
The Tony Alamo Christian Ministries is appealing the dismissal of its lawsuit over the removal of children from the church.
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WXVT
February 23, 2010
The Associated Press
Alamo ministries appeals dismissal of lawsuit
The Tony Alamo Christian Ministries is appealing the dismissal of its lawsuit over the removal of children from ministry compounds.
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Texarkana Gazette
February 18, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Court of Appeals: Ruling says Alamo followers should have argued point at custody cases
The Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that five Tony Alamo loyalists have a valid point for appeal that they should have raised while their custody cases were still in state court.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
February 18, 2010
BY ANDY DAVIS
Court: Parents didn’t have say in Alamo case.
It sees error but upholds ruling.
In a set of opinions issued Wednesday, the Arkansas Court of Appeals agreed with members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries that a Miller County judge made a mistake in a hearing concerning the removal of children from the ministry.
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Arkansas News
February 17, 2010
Arkansas News Bureau
Court upholds seizure of children from Alamo compound
The state Court of Appeals today rejected appeals filed by five members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries over the state’s seizure of their children, ruling that the parents were raising an issue they did not raise at trial.
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WXVT
February 17, 2010
The Associated Press
Seizure of children at Alamo compounds upheld
The Arkansas Court of Appeals says five members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries who are challenging the state’s seizure of their children have a valid point on appeal – but should’ve raised the issue at trial.
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Texarkana Gazette
February 3, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Judge rejects Ministries’ suit
A federal judge ruled state welfare officials did not infringe on religious freedoms in custody proceedings and dismissed a civil lawsuit Tuesday filed by Tony Alamo Christian Ministries and two fathers.
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Texarkana Gazette
February 12, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Tony Alamo transferred to Tucson prison
Rules at the federal penitentiary where Tony Alamo is being held in Tucson, Ariz., allow an “embrace and kiss” at the beginning and end of each face-to-face visit.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
February 3, 2010
By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Court dismisses lawsuit filed by Alamo’s church
A judge Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit filed over the removal of children from the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, saying there was no evidence the Arkansas Department of Human Services had acted in bad faith.
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The Washington Post
February 3, 2010
The Associated Press
Judge dismisses suit filed by Alamo followers
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries that claimed an Arkansas state agency infringed upon their religious rights when it seized children from their compound.
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Texarkana Gazette
February 3, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Alamo doesn’t have to pay restitution yet, judge rules
A federal judge ruled Monday that Tony Alamo doesn’t have to pay restitution to five women he wed as children while an appeal is pending in his criminal case.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
February 1, 2010
The Associated Press
Alamo can pay victims after appeal, judge says
A federal judge has refused prosecutors’ request to make evangelist Tony Alamo pay his $2.5 million in restitution before his appeal is decided.
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KATV
January 31, 2010
The Associated Press
Appeal Planned by Parents Cut Off From Children
An advocate for members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries whose parental rights were terminated by a judge says the parents will appeal the ruling.
Cheryl Barnes is a litigation specialist for the parent advocacy group CPS Watch Legal Team, which helped the parents with their cases in Miller County Circuit Court at Texarkana. She said Saturday that, after Alamo was convicted in federal court of child-sex felonies, there was no need to take the kids away from their parents.
Friday’s ruling by Circuit Judge Joe Griffin affects seven parents of children seized from Alamo ministries. The judge said the case of an eighth parent – wife of a man among the seven whose parental rights were terminated – will be reconsidered in six months. Read the rest of this article »
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