ID, Deeds, and Disclosure: Act 752 and the Battle for Property Rights in Arkansas and the Real IDs
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ID, Deeds, and Disclosure: Act 752 and the Battle for Property Rights in Arkansas and the Real IDs
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In this episode, host Kandi Cox sits down with Myka Sample, Saline County Circuit Clerk, to unpack Act 752 (formerly SB406)—a new Arkansas law requiring photo identification when recording real estate deeds. Then they discuss the REAL IDs that time is pressing for you to obtain for travel and access into Federal Buildings.
Together, they explore:
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Why this law was introduced and whether deed fraud is a growing concern
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The real-world impact on local clerk offices and private property owners
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Broad exemptions for attorneys, realtors, financial institutions, and government officials
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Privacy concerns around filing personal IDs under seal
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Whether the law strikes a proper balance between fraud prevention and individual liberty—or crosses into government overreach