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State of Alabama v. Barry Moore
Date: 10-31-2014
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Judge: Jacob Walker
Court: Circuit Court, Lee County, Alabama
Plaintiff's Attorney: Attorney General's Office
Defendant's Attorney: Bill Baxley
Description:
Opelika, AL - The State of Alabama charged Rep. Barry Moore with four counts of providing false information to a grand jury.
Moore testified in his own behalf.
Recordings of conversations with two other politicians seemed to show Moore passing along a threat from the Alabama Speak of the House to kill an agreement with the state that would have kept 100 jobs in the area unless a challenger's run against Moore in a primary.
Moore testified in his own behalf.
Recordings of conversations with two other politicians seemed to show Moore passing along a threat from the Alabama Speak of the House to kill an agreement with the state that would have kept 100 jobs in the area unless a challenger's run against Moore in a primary.
Outcome:
Not guilty.
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About This Case
What was the outcome of State of Alabama v. Barry Moore?
The outcome was: Not guilty.
Which court heard State of Alabama v. Barry Moore?
This case was heard in Circuit Court, Lee County, Alabama, AL. The presiding judge was Jacob Walker.
Who were the attorneys in State of Alabama v. Barry Moore?
Plaintiff's attorney: Attorney General's Office. Defendant's attorney: Bill Baxley.
When was State of Alabama v. Barry Moore decided?
This case was decided on October 31, 2014.