Gen., and P. David Bjurberg and William D. Little, Asst. This recommendation was accepted and imposed by the trial judge following a separate sentencing hearing. Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama. If the Sunset Committee had scheduled the Board for review, along with its review of other state agencies, including the Board of Medical Examiners, in 1992, for a recommendation to the 1993 legislature, its review would have taken place before the Board became fully operational.
Mr. Copeland testified that on cross-examination, "I remember they were all white", referring to the members of the trial panel who tried the case.This court in considering all of the foregoing criteria is of the view that the use of the peremptory challenges by the district attorney's office in the foregoing case was clearly error under the opinions herein set forth.Rehearing Denied April 14, 1987. For that reason, this Court has no choice but to reverse and remand.Vernon Madison was indicted for and convicted of the capital offense of murder of a police officer, in violation of § 13A-5-40(a)(5), Code of Alabama 1975. This request was denied. Petitioner Brief: Madison. On May 21, 1992, the Alabama legislature enacted Act No. Signed by Judge C Lynwood Smith, Jr on 11/20/ 200. A third black member of the venire was struck because he lived at "Alabama Village" in Prichard, which was in the part of the county near St. Stephens Road. Attys.
*423 Leonard A. Mancini, Huntsville, for appellant.The first aspect of the legislative scheme, establishing the Board to regulate the home building industry, concerned itself with who was building houses in rural areas; the second aspect, empowering county commissioners to set standards, concerned itself with how the houses were being built.Because of the time frame within which the material events occurred, we affirm the trial court's denial of Smith's petition for injunctive relief. Such return shall, together with the trial judge's findings and order, be filed expeditiously in this court following the hearing in circuit court.Vernon Madison was initially indicted for and convicted of the capital offense of the murder of a police officer in violation of § 13A-5-40(a)(5), Code of Alabama 1975.On Return to Remand December 30, 1988.We set forth the above from the original examination of the venire called for trial of this cause to show that certain white persons who either had relatives with either police departments or sheriff's departments, or friends who were employed there, were left on the venire while the black persons challenged through peremptory challenges because they lived in an area which "reputedly was hostile to police" were stricken by the district attorney's office.Rehearing Denied January 27, 1989.Certiorari Denied May 26, 1989.We are of the opinion that a prima facie case of racially discriminatory strikes was established under the testimony before the trial court.