This resolution honors the life and contributions of Bob R. Brooks, Jr., who was a dedicated public servant in both Arkansas and the United States. Born on September 18, 1962, and passing on February 11, 2024, Brooks had a distinguished career that began in Washington, D.C., as Chief of Staff for Congressman Jay Dickey and later included roles such as Director of the Arkansas Ethics Commission and Chief Deputy Attorney General under Tim Griffin. His expertise in national politics led him to serve as Chief of Staff for Congressman Jim McCrery and as a partner at Capitol Counsel LLC, a lobbying firm in D.C. Brooks was known for his intellect, work ethic, and strong character, earning the respect and friendship of many, including Congressman French Hill.

In recognition of his significant impact on the legal profession and public service, the resolution designates the building formerly known as the Boyle Building as the Bob R. Brooks, Jr. Justice Building, which will house the Attorney General's office. The resolution also acknowledges Brooks' personal life, highlighting his role as a beloved uncle and son, and expresses condolences to his family. The House of Representatives aims to honor Brooks' legacy and contributions to the state and nation through this resolution, ensuring that his memory and service are remembered.