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The longest-serving member of the Alabama House of Representatives was sentenced to 13 months in federal prison Tuesday on charges of federal conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
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A former Alabama lawmaker was sentenced Friday to a year in federal prison for his role in a kickback scheme involving state grant funds. U.S. District Judge Scott Coogler sentenced former State House member Fred Plump to 12 months and a day in prison and three years of supervised release.
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The longest-serving member of the Alabama House of Representatives, has resigned from the Legislature after pleading guilty to federal conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges. John Rogers will be sentenced on July 26
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Alabama state Rep. John Rogers will plead guilty to federal conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges. A plea agreement was filed Monday in federal court.
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A member of the Alabama House of Representative pre-filed a bill to make false calls to prompt a police response a crime. Democrat Phillip Ensler says his measure was prompted by two high profile cases of “swatting,” one at a Pell City Walmart, and his own Synagogue.
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Alabama House Speaker Mac McCutcheon says he will not be running for reelection next year. He said in a statement Monday that he is retired and is…
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After many hours of debate, the Alabama House of Representatives has passed a medical marijuana bill. It was passed 68-34 and now goes back to the Senate…
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Voting on a medical marijuana bill will have to wait in the Alabama House of Representatives. Lawmakers debated the proposal for more than six hours on…
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The Alabama House of Representatives is debating a medical marijuana bill that is headed to a a vote. The bill would allow people with qualifying medical…
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One of the most controversial bills in Alabama's legislative session are up for debate in the last two days before lawmakers are sent home. The House…