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Supreme Court on Legislators in 2-Year System & Flex-Time Posted by Danny, on May 23rd, 2008, at 7:52 amEmail from someone I would consider quite reliable:
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If true, all this means is that the Justices know full well who approves the budget for the courts…and it is NOT Bradley Byrne.
They waited until the General Fund budget was signed into law before making this decision.
Perhaps, but there are two more General Fund budgets to be adopted by the currently elected members of the Alabama Legislature before the next election.
I am offended that anyone would suggest that some of the members of the Alabama Supreme Court would allow politics to affect their vote on a case.
Good one, Roy!