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OCTOBER 07 2007
1. The Truth about the Truth in the Siegelman Prosecution
2. There is more intrique over Siegelman Prosecution
3. More Response to Javert: Horton's family has been living in
Alabama before it was a state.
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The Truth About The Truth in the Siegelman
Prosecution
by Glynn Wilson of Locust Fork Journal
From a journalist, columnist and Web publisher who is
anything but 'out-of-state"
"Recently, a number of articles, editorials, and postings on blogs
have been authored by 'out-of-state' reporters, columnists, and
bloggers about the investigation and prosecution of Don Siegelman
and Richard Scrushy," [Franklin] says.
Well, not all of us at the Locust Fork News and Journal, the Anniston
Star, the Decatur Daily, etc. are "out of state."
<link to source>
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There’s more intrigue over Siegelman prosecution
Editorial in the Decatur Daily
The longer Republicans stonewall the Don Siegelman case the more
they appear to be covering up political skullduggery that cuts to the
heart of the judicial system.
Congress is set for hearings into whether the former governor was
the target of selective prosecution to enhance the Republican
stronghold on state politics.
Yet, the Bush White House is using all kinds of excuses to withhold
the mounds of paper trail that might support Mr. Siegelman’s claim or
vindicate the Justice Department and the Alabama attorney general’s
office.
<link to source>
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More Responses to Javert
Scott Horton of Harper's
It seems that a lot of the Alabama press is not amused by Inspector
Javert’s claims that the only people asking questions about the
Siegelman prosecution are “out of state” journalists. (For the record,
I’m not sure whether Javert meant to refer to me in that group. But
since my family was living in Alabama before it had even attained
statehood, I find the charge pretty amusing). However, it seems to me
that what Javert really meant to say was that he had the full support
of Victor Hanson’s newspaper in Birmingham, and its sister
publication in Mobile—the two publications that co-ventured the
prosecution together with him. Their work on this matter was never
the work of newspapers, so why should anyone view it that way?
<link to source>
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1. The Truth about the Truth in the Siegelman Prosecution
2. There is more intrique over Siegelman Prosecution
3. More Response to Javert: Horton's family has been living in
Alabama before it was a state.
..............................................................................................................
The Truth About The Truth in the Siegelman
Prosecution
by Glynn Wilson of Locust Fork Journal
From a journalist, columnist and Web publisher who is
anything but 'out-of-state"
"Recently, a number of articles, editorials, and postings on blogs
have been authored by 'out-of-state' reporters, columnists, and
bloggers about the investigation and prosecution of Don Siegelman
and Richard Scrushy," [Franklin] says.
Well, not all of us at the Locust Fork News and Journal, the Anniston
Star, the Decatur Daily, etc. are "out of state."
<link to source>
.............................................................................................................
There’s more intrigue over Siegelman prosecution
Editorial in the Decatur Daily
The longer Republicans stonewall the Don Siegelman case the more
they appear to be covering up political skullduggery that cuts to the
heart of the judicial system.
Congress is set for hearings into whether the former governor was
the target of selective prosecution to enhance the Republican
stronghold on state politics.
Yet, the Bush White House is using all kinds of excuses to withhold
the mounds of paper trail that might support Mr. Siegelman’s claim or
vindicate the Justice Department and the Alabama attorney general’s
office.
<link to source>
.............................................................................................................
More Responses to Javert
Scott Horton of Harper's
It seems that a lot of the Alabama press is not amused by Inspector
Javert’s claims that the only people asking questions about the
Siegelman prosecution are “out of state” journalists. (For the record,
I’m not sure whether Javert meant to refer to me in that group. But
since my family was living in Alabama before it had even attained
statehood, I find the charge pretty amusing). However, it seems to me
that what Javert really meant to say was that he had the full support
of Victor Hanson’s newspaper in Birmingham, and its sister
publication in Mobile—the two publications that co-ventured the
prosecution together with him. Their work on this matter was never
the work of newspapers, so why should anyone view it that way?
<link to source>
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| "Selective Justice In Alabama" TOP STORY on TIME/CNN finds serious irregularities in the Don Siegelman Investigation |
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| photo: WAFA TV Acting United States Attorney Louis V. Franklin, Sr. United States Attorney's Office, Middle District of Alabama "Leura Canary was not involved...Her recusal was scrupulously honored by me." |
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