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Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, said he did not attend the meeting with Trump on the eve of the deadly attack.
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All the latest stories we've written about Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.
Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, said he did not attend the meeting with Trump on the eve of the deadly attack.
Alabama AG Steve Marshall leads the Rule of Law Defense Fund, which paid for robocalls promoting the rally.
Marshall's investigation into the nonprofit he heads shouldn't take long. The group has never had more than four paid staff.
Attorney General Steve Marshall has not yet publicly addressed his role leading the dark-money group.
The lawsuit is widely viewed by legal experts as little more than a publicity stunt.
The lawsuit seeks to overturn the results in those four key battleground states.
The lawsuit alleged that Alabama's law was racially discriminatory and imposed cruel and unusual punishment.
The U.S. Supreme Court will return to hear more arguments in the case on Nov. 30.
The arrest was based on a complaint filed by Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office, charging him with first-degree perjury.
The attorney general's office said Hughes was indicted by a Lee County grand jury on ethics, theft and perjury charges.
