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ARK. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS v. ARK. STATE BD.

No. LR-76-C-73.

468 F.Supp. 1254 (1979)

ARKANSAS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS FOR REFORM NOW, Johnson Bankhead, Lela M. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Basham, R. E. and Hazel Blevins, Frank Burden, Mae Clark, Magnolia Davis, Abdula K. Dimarob, Arthur L. Evans, Julia Hall, Elena Hanggi, Wayne Harris, Macy and Dorothy Hill, Letha Lewis, Elizabeth McAllister, Iva Dean McCuien, Marie McCullough, Mildred McCullough, Pearline McCullough, Clarence McLane, Effie Mae Medlock, Georgia L. Mier, Eddie Momphiry, Minerva Morgan, Doris Naramor, Richard Puchalski C. R. and Nellie Richardson, Walter Ringo, Carroll Robertson, Pearlie M. Romes, Earl L. Rose, Joe H. Schwartz, Colleen Sellard, Adolph Shaw, Raymond and Mable Turner, John G. Westover, Rubye Wilkerson, and Virgil Windham, Plaintiffs, v. ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF OPTOMETRY, Charles E. Bowers, E. L. McDaniel, David Harner, Gregg Simpson, Darrell Broadway, the Arkansas Optometric Association, Inc., Irwin R. Lax, Charles I. Hughes, Howard F. Flippin, Jerry B. Park, Marvin J. Robertson, Claude M. Walters, John C. Beane, Jr., Donald W. Freel, Charles M. Moyers, William H. Townsend and Hon. Lee A. Munson, Defendants.

United States District Court, E. D. Arkansas, W. D.

April 18, 1979.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Kenneth L. Schorr, Yougdahl, Larrison & Agee, John M. Bilheimer, Kaplan, Brewer, Bilheimer & Marks, Little Rock, Ark., for plaintiffs.

Robert D. Smith, III, Smith & Jernigan, Burl C. Rotenberry, Deputy Atty. Gen., Little Rock, Ark., for defendants.

Before HENLEY, Circuit Judge, and EISELE and ARNOLD, District Judges.

MEMORANDUM OPINION

EISELE, District Judge.

Pending before this Court is plaintiffs' motion for attorney's fees. This case concerned a challenge to the constitutionality of certain Arkansas statutes that prohibited the solicitation by optometrists of the sale of eyeglasses. A consent order was entered declaring the statutes to be unconstitutional and enjoining their enforcement by defendants, which included, at that point, the Arkansas State Board of Optometry...

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