Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals Upholds Two Mobile County Murder Convictions
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has rejected appeals from two men convicted of murder in Mobile County, leaving their sentences in place.
Mobile County Murder Case Returns to Court After Sentence Reversal
A Mobile County capital murder case is headed back to court after an appeals ruling voided the defendant's death sentence over how his defense was handled.
Bail Granted to Former Trooper Awaiting Retrial in 1995 Mobile County Murder Case
A Mobile County judge granted bail to a former state trooper awaiting retrial in a 1995 murder case overturned after evidence was withheld from the defense.
Court Finalizes Sentences in Killing of Prichard Barber and Minister Sam Richardson
A Mobile County judge issued corrected single sentences for two men convicted in the 2011 shooting death of Prichard barber and minister Sam Richardson.
Appeals Court Backs New Trial for Ex-Trooper in Mobile County Capital Case
A state appeals court upheld a Mobile County judge's decision to overturn a former trooper's capital murder conviction, citing evidence withheld from the defense.
Appeals Court Upholds Chickasaw Man’s Child Sex Abuse Conviction
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the conviction of a Chickasaw man serving 10 years for sexually abusing a child.
Appeals Court Upholds Chickasaw Man’s Child Sex Abuse Conviction
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the conviction of a Chickasaw man serving 10 years for sexually abusing a child.
Mobile Man Who Killed Young Father in 1998 Denied Parole Chance Again
Alabama's high court refused to reconsider the life sentence of a Mobile man convicted of killing a 20-year-old father in 1998.
Baldwin County DA Appeals Dismissal of Manslaughter Case Against Fairhope Man
Baldwin County's district attorney is appealing a judge's decision to toss a manslaughter indictment tied to a fatal 2010 crash near Rosinton.
Appeals Ruling Sends Mobile County Death Penalty Case Back for Resentencing
An appellate ruling voiding one of four murder counts means a Mobile County death sentence must be reconsidered, though prosecutors expect it to stand.