Attorney feature articles in Alabama

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The Neelley Commutation

Barry Ragsdale’s 30-year crusade for one of Alabama’s most notorious killers

A Philosopher and a Warrior

Richard Jaffe keeps people from being executed by the state

Both Sides Now

Jim Sturdivant went from JAG defense to DOJ prosecution

Stepping Out

Amanda Alexander’s path to law started with confronting bullies on a school bus

Nothing for Granted

Sheree Hoffman accentuates the positive—even about her battles with cancer 

The Shakespeare Guy

The play’s the thing for Donald Capparella

The Life Lessons of Howell Heflin

How a U.S. senator changed a life and made a lawyer

The Man Who Introduced John Lewis to Martin Luther King Jr.

Attorney Fred Gray on the passing of the civil rights icon

The Fighter

Trip Walton’s battles in the ring, in the courtroom, and now with Parkinson’s

Like Lawyer, Like Daughter

Jere and Julie Beasley work together, argue together

Pilot Program

Bronze Star recipient Clinton T. Speegle is using his Iraq War aviation expertise to help institutions write drone policy

Discovery with Ricardo Woods

The Alabama attorney wakes, prays, shaves his head and breaks out the Sam Cooke

Miss Nina

Behind the scenes of Jenna Bedsole’s documentary on an Alabama legal pioneer who braved porch bombs and burning crosses

‘We’ve Come a Rather Remarkable Way’

An oral history of civil rights and the African-American bar 60 years after Montgomery