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The Mayor of the City of Hanceville faces fines and probation after pleading guilty to using jail inmates and municipal as private laborers. Kenneth Nail admitted to fifteen misdemeanors of using his office for personal gain.
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An Alabama lawmaker will remain jailed at least through the weekend after a judge ruled he violated bond conditions while awaiting trial on obstruction of justice charges.
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Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to jail an Alabama lawmaker charged with trying to obstruct an investigation into alleged kickbacks.
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A former Alabama lawmaker accused of misusing state grant money by paying kickbacks to a legislative assistant pleaded guilty.
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The man who once led HealthSouth, a huge provider of outpatient rehab services, has been ordered to turn over records related to a bank account that lawyers say he's using to hide millions.
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Prosecutors say an Alabama lawmaker has agreed to plead guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges and resign from the state House of Representatives.
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The former executive director of a career education program in Alabama faces up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to embezzling money
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Former Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard may start the new year as a free man. The ousted lawmaker is reportedly nearing the end of his prison sentence for his conviction on ethics charges.
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A former chairwoman of Birmingham's water board won't have to go to prison for her public corruption conviction. A judge sentenced Sherry Lewis on…
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Matt Hart, a prosecutor who led some of the state's highest-profile corruption probes, has suddenly left the Alabama attorney general's office.Attorney…