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RICHEY v. TYSON, (S.D.Ala. 2000)

United States District Court, S.D. Alabama, Southern Division.
Nov 13, 2000
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DOCKET NO.

CIVIL ACTION 99-0824-RV-S.

Attorney(S)

Vaughan Drinkard, Jr., Mark R. Ulmer, Ulmer, Hillman, Ballard and Nikolakis, Michael L. Cumpton, Drinkard, Newton, Cumpton Lassiter, Charles H. Hillman, Mobile, James Bopp, Jr., Brandon Chad Bungard, Bopp, Coleson Bostrom, Terre Haute, IN, for David A. Richey, Margie Richey, Christian Coalition of Alabama, plaintiffs. Courtney W. Tarver, Alabama Department of Mental, Health and Mental Retardation, Montgomery, AL, John J. Park, Jr., Deputy, Attorney Gen., Bill Clifford, Office of the Attorney General, State of Alabama, Montgomery, AL, Raymond Lewis Jackson, Jr., Jackson Armstrong, P.C., Auburn, AL, for John M. Tyson, Jr., District Attorney, in his official capacity as the District Attorney for the 13th Circuit in Mobile, Alabama, and as a representative of the class of District Attorneys in the State of Alabama, William Pryor, in his official capacity as Attorney General of the State of Alabama, defendants.

JUDGES

Richard W. Vollmer

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FINAL JUDGMENT

RICHARD W. VOLLMER, JR., J.

In accordance with the separate Order entered this date, it is ORDERED, ADJUDGED and DECREED that the provisions of the Code of Alabama, Sections 17-22A-3, 17-22A-5 and 17-22A-6 are hereby declared unconstitutional as applied to any person whose major purpose is not to engage in election activity. The defendants are hereby enjoined from enforcing these provisions against the plaintiff Christian Coalition of Alabama, Inc. as long as its major purpose is not to engage in election activity. All other claims asserted by the plaintiffs are dismissed with prejudice.

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