Alabama State Bar

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His, his, uh, his son, Jay, has, uh, just passed the Alabama State Bar exam and, uh, he is, uh, full-time now and, uh-

Yes

... [laughs] no, that's, that's got everybody excited around the office.

Other than that, I appreciate you listening to this podcast and we'll have another episode soon.

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Moore was previously convicted of gun charges and was ordered to held in custody ahead of a hearing on accusations that he violated the terms of his post-prison supervision, according to the affidavit.

Colin Harris was admitted to the Alabama Bar in 2020 and the New York Bar in 2024, according to state records.

Hmm.

Wow.

UW Clemon, Alabama attorney and former district judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama.

One of the first African-American lawyers admitted to the Alabama Bar.

One of the first of two African-Americans elected to the Alabama Senate.

Did I mention that he received his bachelor's degree out of Miles College? Then he went on to receive his Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School.

W. Clemon, Alabama attorney and former district judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama.

One of the first African-American lawyers admitted to the Alabama Bar.

One of the first of two African-Americans elected to the Alabama Senate.

Did I mention that he received his bachelor's degree out of Miles College? Then he went on to receive his jurist doctor from Columbia Law School.

Exactly.

And they were also referred to the Alabama State Bar for potential disciplinary action.

OK, but here's where it gets really strange.

You have a federal judge sanctioning this legal team, removing them from a civil rights case for extreme recklessness.

I'm so glad you reminded me.

Yes, yesterday we found out that, unsurprisingly, Jay Green, the son of David Green, he passed the Alabama State Bar, so he is going to go ahead and start practicing immediately with heroin in Birmingham.

We are thrilled.

That is a wonderful law firm, too.