JANUARY 21 2008
Siegelman judge's firm got $18 million contract
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Siegelman judge's firm got $18 million
contract
by Scott Horton for The Montgomery Independent
....Now let's recall that the day after the sentencing of Siegelman
Governor Bob Riley suddenly canceled his plans to speak to fellow
Republicans in Cullman County, and rushed off to Washington. He
said that he was meeting with the Air Force in order to promote the
interests of some Alabama companies seeking contracts. True
enough. And one of the Alabama companies then pushing
aggressively for an extremely lucrative multimillion dollar Air Force
contract was named Doss Aviation.
The owner of 43.75 percent of Doss Aviation is Judge Fuller and in
the company's 2002 annual report filed in the Alabama Secretary of
State's office, Judge Mark E. Fuller is listed as the company's
president. He was confirmed as a United States District Court Judge
on Nov. 14, 2002.
On October 4, 2007 Judge Fuller issues an order defying the 11th
Circuit Court order that he show cause for denial of Siegelman's
Appeal Bond.
On the same day, October 4, 2007, (according to AFX News) The
U.S. Air Force awarded an $18.1 million contract to Doss Aviation Inc.
in Colorado Springs, Colo., for flight screening for USAF pilot
candidates.
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Siegelman judge's firm got $18 million contract
..............................................................................................................
Siegelman judge's firm got $18 million
contract
by Scott Horton for The Montgomery Independent
....Now let's recall that the day after the sentencing of Siegelman
Governor Bob Riley suddenly canceled his plans to speak to fellow
Republicans in Cullman County, and rushed off to Washington. He
said that he was meeting with the Air Force in order to promote the
interests of some Alabama companies seeking contracts. True
enough. And one of the Alabama companies then pushing
aggressively for an extremely lucrative multimillion dollar Air Force
contract was named Doss Aviation.
The owner of 43.75 percent of Doss Aviation is Judge Fuller and in
the company's 2002 annual report filed in the Alabama Secretary of
State's office, Judge Mark E. Fuller is listed as the company's
president. He was confirmed as a United States District Court Judge
on Nov. 14, 2002.
On October 4, 2007 Judge Fuller issues an order defying the 11th
Circuit Court order that he show cause for denial of Siegelman's
Appeal Bond.
On the same day, October 4, 2007, (according to AFX News) The
U.S. Air Force awarded an $18.1 million contract to Doss Aviation Inc.
in Colorado Springs, Colo., for flight screening for USAF pilot
candidates.
<link to source>
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| photo:Alabar Deceased court reporter, Jimmy Dickens [right], with Judge Fuller in 2005. Fuller's firm, Doss Aviation, got $18 million contract on the day that he defied 11th Circuit Court order. <Enlarge> |