Courts Moore, Corfman say no plans to appeal defamation verdict Corfman's attorneys characterized the decision as a loss for Moore, who said Wednesday that the decision was a "great victory." Jacob HolmesFebruary 4, 2022
Courts Analysis | What the Corfman v. Moore verdict really means Corfman's attorney began closing arguments with the question “Who do you believe?” It seems Wednesday’s verdict says "we don’t know.” Jacob HolmesFebruary 3, 2022
Courts Corfman v. Moore ends with jury finding no defamation for either Moore characterized the verdict as a victory, which Corfman's attorneys disputed, saying the jury "necessarily believed Leigh." Jacob HolmesFebruary 2, 2022
Courts Jury enters deliberation in Corfman v. Moore defamation trial A last-minute witness testified Tuesday to seeing Roy Moore with Leigh Corfman outside a child custody hearing, which conflicts with Moore's testimony that the... Jacob HolmesFebruary 2, 2022
Courts Moore testifies, Corfman’s counsel to call to final witnesses The trial could conclude today after the examination of two final witnesses and closing arguments from both sides. Jacob HolmesFebruary 1, 2022
Courts Moore’s wife, daughter testify as defense begins building case “It was like a circus; I’ve never seen anything like it,” Kayla Moore said. "We couldn’t sleep, we couldn’t eat." Jacob HolmesJanuary 29, 2022
Courts Indignant Moore doubles down on denial Judge John Rochester had to redirect Moore numerous times to answer the questions specifically as asked by Corfman’s attorney Melody Eagan. Jacob HolmesJanuary 28, 2022
Courts “An open secret”: Women testify to Moore’s pattern of interest in underage girls None of the women accused Moore of sexual misconduct, and some did not find Moore’s actions inappropriate at the time Jacob HolmesJanuary 28, 2022
Courts Corfman testifies in defamation case against Roy Moore Corfman stuck to her position that Moore's denials defamed her by damaging her reputation for honesty. Jacob HolmesJanuary 26, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Chief Justice Tom Parker was right about open records law "I, much to my surprise, agree with Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Parker, perhaps the court’s most conservative jurist." David PersonSeptember 30, 2021