DECEMBER 13 20081. Questions Linger About Siegelman Prosecution
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1. Questions Linger About Siegelman
Prosecution
by Kathy Lohr for NPR: All Things Considered
A federal appeals court heard arguments this week in the case of
former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman. Siegelman, a Democrat, was
convicted of corruption and bribery and served nine months in prison.
But the appeals court ordered his release earlier this year after it
found substantial questions with his case. Siegelman argues that the
prosecution was a politically motivated attack, and Congress is
looking into the case.
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| photo: Steve Barrett Kathy Lohr questions the prosecution of Don Siegelman |