§ 24-8-717. Redetermination of benefits
Notwithstanding § 24-8-715 [repealed], each July 1 the Arkansas Judicial Retirement System shall redetermine the amount of each monthly benefit which has been paid by the system under the Tier Two Actual Judicial Service Benefit Plan for at least twelve (12) full calendar months. The redetermined amount shall be payable for the following twelve (12) […]
§ 24-8-901. Definition
As used in this subchapter, “municipal judge’s retirement fund” means a local municipal judge and clerk retirement fund established by a local government under § 24-8-301 et seq., § 24-8-401 et seq., or § 24-8-501 et seq.
§ 24-8-902. Additional funding for district court clerks
(a) A local government that has established a municipal judge’s retirement fund shall contribute an amount of money to the Arkansas Public Employees’ Retirement System that shall represent the actuarially determined accrued liability for those court clerks and former court clerks who are covered by the municipal judge’s retirement fund on December 31, 2004. (b) […]
§ 24-8-903. Retirement membership of district court clerks
(a) All municipal court clerks and district court clerks who are members of a municipal judge’s retirement fund on December 31, 2004, shall become members of the Arkansas Public Employees’ Retirement System on January 1, 2005. (b) If the local government employing the district court clerk on December 31, 2004, is not a participating employer […]
§ 24-8-904. Reciprocal system
(a) Court clerks placed in the Arkansas Public Employees’ Retirement System under this subchapter shall be covered by the reciprocal provisions of §§ 24-2-401 — 24-2-404. (b) There is no reciprocal service between the local municipal judge retirement systems and the reciprocal systems listed in § 24-2-401(3) before January 1, 2005. (c) In establishing eligibility […]
§ 24-8-504. Clerks of city court
(a) Any clerk of a city court established in any county, appointed by the judges thereof, may be entitled to the benefits prescribed in this section for such clerks. (b) (1) Any clerk of a city court to which this section applies, appointed by the judges of the court, who shall attain age sixty (60) […]
§ 24-8-714. Restrictions on benefits
(a) The sections of this subchapter are to be complementary, except that no person may take benefits under two (2) or more sections of this subchapter at the same time. (b) Retirement and survivors’ benefits shall be measured by the salary payable for the position last held by the retired or deceased judge or justice […]
§ 24-8-505. Benefits
Any person participating in a retirement plan authorized under this subchapter on or after July 1, 1999, shall be entitled to a retirement benefit if that person has ten (10) or more years of actual service in a plan covered by this subchapter and is at least sixty (60) years of age. If the person […]
§ 24-8-716. Effect on other laws
The provisions of this subchapter shall be accumulative to all present laws pertaining to the retirement of judges of the circuit, chancery, and circuit-chancery courts and of justices of the Supreme Court and shall in no way repeal, amend, or modify such laws except as otherwise specifically provided in this subchapter.
§ 24-8-506. Funds closed
(a) The municipal judge and clerk retirement funds defined in this subchapter are closed effective December 31, 2004. (b) There will be no new members in these funds after December 31, 2004.