Federal lawsuit in Decatur Police shooting hanging by a thread
A federal judge dismissed several claims in a federal lawsuit filed by the family of Stephen Perkins, who was killed by Decatur Police.
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Sources: Death row left without heat, despite complaints
Individuals incarcerated on Alabama’s death row have been without heat for a few weeks, according to sources.
Former Montgomery PD chief files federal lawsuit against city, Mayor Reed
Chief Ernest Finley claims he was forced to resign as the result of a conspiracy that included phony ethics charges.
Lawsuits filed against Treasury Department over Alabama prison construction plan
One challenges the "gross and illegal misuse of Federal funds" in allocating American Rescue Plan funds for prison construction.
Alabama families file suit against bill banning transgender medical care
The families allege the new law violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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CoreCivic struggles to secure financing for Alabama’s new prisons
An expert said the company's problems finding enough investors could result in more costs to the state.
Advocates, veterans sue to speed benefits for ‘Blue Water’ vets
Advocates for “blue water” veterans filed a federal lawsuit last week demanding action on the expansion of disability benefits that the government has said must wait until next year. Navy veterans who sailed off the coast of Vietnam who have for decades awaited benefits due to Agent Orange exposure will have to wait until at … Continued
Muscogee tribe refiles lawsuit against the Poarch Creek Indians over a Wetumpka burial site
The Muscogee Nation tribe has renewed its federal lawsuit against the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, alleging that the construction of a casino in Wetumpka illegally desecrated a burial site and violated numerous federal laws. The Muscogee originally filed suit against the Poarch Creeks in 2012 in U.S. District Court for the Middle District of … Continued
Libertarians sue Alabama claiming discrimination against third parties
For the two major parties in Alabama, getting a list of registered voters is relatively easy. Just ask for it, and it’s free. But for third parties, like the Libertarian Party of Alabama, getting a list like that costs money — about $34,000, or one cent a name. A credit or debit card fee adds … Continued