Case to secure Alabama’s congressional map to appear in court next week
Alabama's redistricting case is heading to court again, fighting for fair representation for Black voters.
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Plaintiffs seek preliminary injunction in SB129 suit
A federal lawsuit was filed earlier this month, and SB129 took effect in October.
AG announces guilty plea for theft of charitable funds
Frank Lewis Brown, a local political consultant, pleaded guilty Wednesday to stealing funds earmarked for charity.
January 30, 2025
Plaintiffs in Amos Trust case ask judge to force recusal of AG Steve Marshall
The plaintiffs claim Marshall has acted "suspiciously" and question his relationship with the defendants.
Supreme Court hears arguments on Porn ID law similar to Alabama’s
Alabama passed a nearly identical bill, HB164, in the last legislative session.
College teachers, students file federal suit against anti-DEI law
The passage of the hill has led numerous DEI offices and programs to close since October.
ALSC opinion, circuit court order could spell trouble for defendants in Amos Trust lawsuit
A lawsuit over alleged self-dealing of trust funds is unfolding very poorly for the defendants.
Federal judge strikes down Arkansas law criminalizing librarians
The law is similar to a bill in the Alabama Legislature that already has 50 Republican sponsors in the House.
Appeals court ruling deals blow to Cannabis Commission
The appeals court, in a separate case, said the AMCC's appeals process appears to be inadequate and not compliant with state laws.
Trial date set for Jefferson County racial gerrymandering case
The bench trial in McClure et al. v. Jefferson County Commission et al. has been scheduled for Jan. 13.