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After Serving Prison Time, This Former Alabama Governor Makes A Case For Reform


This program aired on NPR radio’s On Point program and is worth listening to, the writer of the book exposes the criminality of the political system. MA
July 16, 2020
Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman watches a screening of the documentary "Atticus v. The Architect" about his prosecution and imprisonment during the Netroots Nation conference in Atlanta, Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017. (David Goldman/AP Photo)
Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman watches a screening of the documentary “Atticus v. The Architect” about his prosecution and imprisonment during the Netroots Nation conference in Atlanta, Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017. (David Goldman/AP Photo)

In 2012, Former Democratic Governor of Alabama, Don Siegelman, went to jail for five years. He says his prosecution was driven by a politicized justice system. And he’s now making the case for why American democracy could be at stake without criminal justice reform.

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Don Siegelman, former governor of Alabama. Author of “Stealing Our Democracy.” (@DonSiegelman)

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