Fort Smith attorney Oscar Stilley, who is serving a 15-year federal prison sentence for fraud and tax charges, has lost his Arkansas law license. The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday that ...

Stilley was convicted of one count to defraud the United States government and two counts of tax evasion in 2009. He was disbarred in 2010. Under state law, those convicted of felonies can ...

Stilley, an anti-tax crusader and disbarred lawyer convicted of tax evasion a decade ago, sued a Texas physician who admitted to performing an abortion considered illegal under a new state law ...

Oscar Stilley, a "disbarred" and "disgraced" Arkansas attorney, is suing Dr. Alan Braid, a physician in Texas, as an attempt to challenge a controversial Texas abortion law, according to the District ...

In a phone interview with CNN, Stilley said he is an opponent of the law that bars most abortions in the state, but wants to clear the way for a judge to rule on its constitutionality.

Stilley said he's been watching the saga unfold from his home in Arkansas. "I know what the proponents of this law are doing," he explained. "They're trying to inject uncertainty so that the ...

Arnold said in the report Stilley was convicted of one count to defraud the United States government and two counts of tax evasion in 2010. Under Arkansas law, those convicted of felonies can ...

The judge found Stilley violated seven conditions of his release, including violating a new law, failure to make restitution payments and failure to provide complete financial information.

the new Texas abortion law. Braid published a column in The Washington Post on Saturday, titled, “Why I violated Texas’ extreme abortion b an.” Stilley, a Libertarian from Arkansas ...

An Arkansas man sued a Texas abortion provider Monday in what is believed to be the first lawsuit filed since the state's restrictive abortion law was enacted. The man, Oscar Stilley, a former ...