(hereinafter "Solomon" and "Schieffler"). The complaint alleges that the debt is the result of Jarrett's intentional acts of discrimination against white voters of Phillips County, Arkansas, while Jarrett served as Chairman of the Phillips County Election Commission.
The factual allegations of the complaint are summarized as follows:
Jarrett was a defendant in a civil action titled "Mcintosh, et al. v. Jarrett, et al." in the Circuit Court of Phillips County, Arkansas. Jarrett, acting as Chairman of the Phillips County Election Commission, caused a drastic change of the polling places in Phillips County less than 30 days before the November 5, 1996 General Election, and it was determined by the Circuit Court of Phillips County that Jarrett intentionally discriminated against the voters.
The judgment of the Circuit Court of Phillips County awardedWireless sensors, such as the one held here by Dr. Paul Ziehl, are being developed by the College of Engineering and Computing to red flag potentially dangerous flaws in the nation's aging bridges.

Bridges

The Federal Highway Administration estimates that more than 70,000 bridges in the United States are structurally deficient. According to NIST, about 10,000 bridges are built, replaced or repaired annually.

“This underscores the need for a system that will give us ongoing, reliable information about the structural health of the existing bridges so that repairs can be prioritized and accidents averted,” he said.

At the heart of the research is a network of high-tech sensors, including passive piezo-electric monitoring (acoustic emission), which Ziehl has been developing for assessing civil infrastructure. Dr. Victor Giurgiutiu, a professor in the university’s department