The Alabama Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments today on who should permanently fill Jefferson County Commission seat District 1.
Gov. Riley appointed George Bowman to the District 1 seat left empty by Larry Langford last year.
In February, William Bell defeated Bowman in a special election that had been ordered by a Jefferson County Judge. That result has been appealed to the the Alabama Supreme Court.
Today, both sides will make their cases to the high court with a decision expected in the next several weeks.
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Published: June 04, 2008
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