The New York Times 5/1/07 “It appears they were looking for ways to get him.”
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The government charged the pair with a crime that hasn't been a crime in Alabama, or anywhere.
Countless contributors to political campaigns end up holding some kind of public office just as Mr.
Scrushy did. Why did that activity suddenly become a crime in Alabama? The judge and prosecutors
saw beyond the law and convinced jurors the two committed a crime. The case smells of politics just
as the alleged political firing of the U.S. attorneys is troubling, so is this case because the suspicions
go to the heart of our system of self-governance. Congress should look beyond those firings and
into this case.
[The Decatur Daily, Editorial, 4/26/07] < link to full article>

Bush League Justice - Using DOJ to Imprison
the Political Competition
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“Bush League Justice” is a series (first airing on Dec. 10, 07 at 9 pm on MSNBC) about how the Bush Administration has politicized the usually apolitical Justice Department.
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Julie Sigwart interviewed Don Siegelman for "Take Back the Media" in 2004 after the questionable "recount" that gave Bob Riley the Governorship of Alabama.
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