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Many visitors to the site probably are curious children, said Mark Potok, who monitors hate groups for the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center.
Hate group’s website uses Martin Luther King name to attack him 2008
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After retirement this year, Clemon wrote U.S. Attorney Gen. Eric Holder that the 2004 case against Siegelman was the most unfounded that he'd observed in his nearly 30 year judicial career, and that prosecutors engaged in judge-shopping to steer the case away from him and toward Alabama's Montgomery-based Middle District.
Andrew Kreig: Did the DoJ Blackmail Siegelman Witness With Sex Scandal? 2009
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On Monday afternoon, a Montgomery-based FBI -- agent, Margaret Faulkner, flew to Washington with the package.
Descent Into Evil 2007
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A spokesman for the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center called the bill censorship.
THE NEWS BLOG 2004
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday by the Montgomery-based Equal Justice Initiative charges Houston and Henry counties in southeast Alabama with using challenges to exclude blacks from some juries.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Another challenge was filed by a coalition of civil rights groups including the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Another challenge was filed by a coalition of civil rights groups including the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Another challenge was filed by a coalition of civil rights groups including the Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday by the Montgomery-based Equal Justice Initiative charges Houston and Henry counties in southeast Alabama with using challenges to exclude blacks from some juries.
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McClain's largest contributions came from Stephen Bradley, a Birmingham-based public affairs firm, and the Montgomery-based Retailers of Alabama Political Action Committee, both of which contributed $1,000 to the candidate's campaign.
The Shelby County Reporter Neal Wagner 2010
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