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Selected documents from Kennedy v. Riley

Here are documents in Yvonne Kennedy et al v. Governor Bob Riley:

Complaint

Defendant's Answer

Plaintiffs' Trial Brief and Reply Brief.

Defendant's Trial Brief

The suit alleges that the Governor and the State violated Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act by failing to preclear a decision of the Alabama Supreme Court which changed the method of filling vacancies on the Mobile County Commission.

This entry was posted by Edward at 07:27 AM, 30 March 2006 | Categories: Documents from cases , Voting Rights Act

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