Texarkana Gazette
April 28, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Alamo ministries granted extension
For the second time since a notice of appeal was given in a civil lawsuit filed by Tony Alamo Christian Ministries against Arkansas child welfare officials, an extension of time to file an appellate brief has been granted.
In: 2010
The Current
April 26, 2010
Posted by Andrew Seal
Tony Alamo no man of God
Tony Alamo is leaving leaflets on my car.
In: 2010
Texarkana Gazette
April 18, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Tony Alamo contends he should get a new trial because the judge considered his own religious beliefs when sentencing Alamo to 175 years in federal prison, according to documents filed late last week.
In: 2010
Texarkana Gazette
April 16, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Judge grants request for name change
Tony Alamo’s 18-year-old son told a Miller County judge Thursday that his father’s name was keeping him from finding a job.
In: 2010
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
April 15, 2010
BY ANDY DAVIS
Demand that parents quit Alamo jobs upheld
3 judges back terms set to get kids back
Upholding a judge’s orders concerning children removed from the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, the Arkansas Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that requiring the parents to establish financial independence from the ministry did not violate the First Amendment protection of religious freedom.
In: 2010
Texarkana Gazette
April 15, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Appeals court affirms custody rulings
Alamo followers had contested termination of parental rights
A Miller County circuit judge’s rulings concerning 17 children whose parents are members of Tony Alamo Christian Ministries were affirmed by the Arkansas Court of Appeals Wednesday.
In: 2010
Texarkana Gazette
April 15, 2010
By: Lynn LaRowe
Alamo’s son wants name changed
The 18-year-old son of jailed evangelist Tony Alamo filed documents Wednesday in Miller County requesting his named be changed.
In: 2010
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
April 14, 2010
By By Chuck Bartels, The Associated Press
Court upholds seizure of children from Alamo compound
Four sets of parents whose children were seized from the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries compound neglected the youngsters and did nothing when they were abused, an appeals court ruled Wednesday in upholding their removal by state officials.
In: 2010
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
April 6, 2010
By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Alamo attorney gets more appeal time
An attorney for the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries on Tuesday was granted additional time to explain why the ministry’s lawsuit against the Arkansas Department of Human Services should be reinstated, but it received only half the amount of time the attorney had sought.
In: 2010
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
April 6, 2010
By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
More time sought in Alamo lawsuit
An attorney for the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries said Monday that he needs more time to prepare a brief outlining his arguments on why the ministry’s lawsuit against the Arkansas Department of Human Services should be reinstated.
In: 2010
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
April 4, 2010
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Agent who led Alamo investigation to retire
Looking back on nearly 21 years with the FBI, retired Special Agent Randall Harris recalls several of his most memorable cases.
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