Arkansas Code § 20-47-227

Exclusion from liability
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No officer, physician, or other person shall be held civilly liable for his or her actions pursuant to this subchapter in the absence of proof of bad faith, malice, or gross negligence. Acts 1989, No. 861, § 14.
No officer, physician, or other person shall be held civilly liable for his or her actions pursuant to this subchapter in the absence of proof of bad faith, malice, or gross negligence. Acts 1989, No. 861, § 14.
No officer, physician, or other person shall be held civilly liable for his or her actions pursuant to this subchapter in the absence of proof of bad faith, malice, or gross negligence. Acts 1989, No. 861, § 14.
No officer, physician, or other person shall be held civilly liable for his or her actions pursuant to this subchapter in the absence of proof of bad faith, malice, or gross negligence.
Acts 1989, No. 861, § 14.

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