May I ask the chairman, did he not, as Attorney General of Alabama, advise the local district attorneys they could not enforce a law passed by the Alabama State legislature----
Douglas Alexander: “May I ask the chairman, did he not, as Attorney General of Alabama, advise the local district attorneys they could not…”
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Questioning the actions of the Attorney General of Alabama regarding law enforcement.
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