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What Baldwin and Mobile County Voters Need to Know About the 2016 Alabama Amendments

James Bullard, November 2, 2016

Baldwin and Mobile County voters weighed 14 statewide constitutional amendments and five Baldwin-specific measures Nov. 8, covering everything from Gulf State Park funding to golf carts on city streets.

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Booted From the Primary, RaShawn Figures Tries an End Run as an Independent

James Bullard, May 8, 2010

Disqualified from the Democratic primary, RaShawn Figures began gathering 300 signatures to run as an independent, while Rep. James Buskey’s attorney laid out the evidence behind the residency ruling.

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State Democrats Reject Figures Appeal, Sealing Buskey’s Clear Path in District 99

James Bullard, May 7, 2010

An Alabama Democratic Party panel upheld the disqualification of RaShawn Figures on residency grounds. His attorney called the proceeding a farce of due process and a celebration of the rule of man.

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Party Panel Knocks RaShawn Figures Off Ballot in Challenge to Rep. James Buskey

James Bullard, April 28, 2010

A Democratic Party subcommittee disqualified 28-year-old RaShawn Figures from the House District 99 primary on residency grounds, a ruling his campaign said it would appeal.

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Prichard Rewrites Its Bingo Rules as the District Attorney Calls the Machines Illegal

James Bullard, December 17, 2009

The Prichard City Council moved to amend its electronic bingo ordinance, arguing that machines are still bingo. Mobile County’s district attorney said the law says otherwise.

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Judge-Elect’s Law License in Jeopardy After Supreme Court Rejects Discipline as Too Lenient

James Bullard, November 1, 2006

Circuit Judge-elect Stuart DuBose faced renewed bar discipline in late 2006 after the Alabama Supreme Court rejected a suspension timed to begin the day after the election as too lenient.

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