Legal Schnauzer

The memory of a beloved pet inspires one couple's fight against injustice.

Monday, November 24, 2014

Bob Riley relied on Bryan Taylor's dubious legal opinion to launch a jihad against e-bingo in Alabama

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Bryan Taylor An opinion from a young staff attorney for former Alabama Governor Bob Riley set the foundation for raids over the past si...
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Thursday, November 20, 2014

From Tuscaloosa to Las Vegas to Russia, Rob Riley's connections to gambling industry run far and wide

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Rob Riley Rob Riley, the son of former "anti-gambling" Alabama Governor Bob Riley, has ties to national (Las Vegas) and inter...
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Mainstream media finally unmasks Rob Riley for the hypocrisy of his longstanding ties to gambling

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Rob Riley Prominent Alabama Republican Rob Riley claims to be "morally opposed" to gambling , but he has documented and longs...
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Rob Riley claims to be "morally opposed" to gambling, but new article reveals his deep ties to the industry

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Rob Riley Prominent Alabama Republican Rob Riley claimed in a 2013 interview that he is "morally opposed" to gambling. But a ...
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Monday, November 17, 2014

"Anti-gambling" Governor Bob Riley sought job for his son, Rob, with casino owner Milton McGregor

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Bob Riley  Bob Riley, who spent much of his final two years as Alabama governor launching a crusade against non-Indian gambling, once s...
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Thursday, November 6, 2014

Football star Adrian Peterson and CEO Ted Rollins raise issues of race, social status in child-abuse cases

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Adrian Peterson Ted Rollins stepped down as CEO of Campus Crest Communities one day before National Football League star Adrian Peters...
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014

CEO Ted Rollins, with ugliness in his personal life, steps down as head of Campus Crest Communities

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Ted Rollins Ted Rollins, the CEO who brutally beat his stepson and likely committed perjury in a grossly unjust Alabama divorce case,...
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Monday, November 3, 2014

Did decision to take the stand in his own defense nail down not-guilty verdicts in Barry Moore case?

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Barry Moore Conventional wisdom in the legal world holds that a criminal defendant should almost never take the stand. The logic seems ...
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Friday, October 31, 2014

Here is how the jury likely got it wrong with not-guilty verdicts in the perjury trial of State Rep. Barry Moore

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Barry Moore Confusion about one word, "knowingly," might have caused an Alabama jury yesterday to acquit State Rep. Barry Moo...
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014

CBS Evening News receives a boost from Legal Schnauzer in report on wife-beating judge Mark Fuller

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The most trusted organization in broadcast journalism produced a report last night on Mark Fuller, the Alabama federal judge who was char...
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Roger Shuler: Have bachelor's degree in journalism (U of Missouri, 1978) Worked 11 years for daily newspaper. Worked 19 years as university editor. Married, no kids.
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