2001-More than 163,000 people have visited the Insurance Hall of Fame in
Alabama since 1992.
for camps in
Alabama. Before that time,
Alabama camps had no inspection or licensing program of any kind.
Leibowitz argued that qualified blacks were kept off
Alabama juries, denying his clients a fair trial.
Beginning in 1953, the state of
Alabama officially permitted fishers to make their own sea-floor structures by dumping things like car bodies, old tires, refrigerators, clothes washers, and even shopping carts offshore.
After determining the need, the
Alabama DPS began planning a training program for its officers.
In January, the
Alabama Supreme Court remanded the case back to the trial court, which will take evidence and suggest options for relief.
In Florida, as in
Alabama, 31 percent of all black men are permanently disenfranchised.
The
Alabama state court agreed with the plaintiffs.
Florida Department of Revenue, 118 SCt 904 (1998), would appear to require
Alabama to refund this tax.
Alabama technically involved whether
Alabama's theory of res judicata operated to deny taxpayers due process and whether the State's franchise tax on out-of-state corporations contravened the Commerce Clause of the Constitution.
Johnson has been President of the
Alabama Rehabilitation Association, the NRA Southeast Region, and National Rehabilitation Association President in 1992.
Elliot Knight, Executive Director of the
Alabama State Council on the Arts, said, The National Endowment for the Arts support is vital to enriching
Alabamas communities and expanding the quality of life for its citizens.
