MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP - The former chief of the Justice Department's Voting Rights Section, who stepped aside in December after apologizing for remarks about minority voters, is now working on election-related issues for the Alabama Law Institute.John Tanner, who is being paid by the Justice Department under a federal program, also will teach at two Alabama law schools.
April 07, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. AP – The former chief of the Justice Department’s Voting Rights Section, who stepped aside in December after apologizing for remarks about minority voters, is now working on election-related issues for the Alabama Law Institute.
John Tanner, who is being paid by the Justice Department under a federal program, also will teach at two Alabama law schools.
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