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While the sentence is harsher than most, Dismukes avoided spending any time in prison.
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will dismukes stories
Courts
"Don't allow him to use his death that he helped induce to again avoid responsibility for his actions," Dismukes' sister wrote.
Courts
The delay comes after the death of Dismukes' father, Bill Dismukes, who died by suicide following Will's conviction.
Corruption
Because the jury found the state proved certain aggravating circumstances, Dismukes could face a prison sentence of up to 20 years.
Courts
Dimsukes told the jury that he rightfully earned the $32,000 he agreed to repay Weiss Flooring, only breaking company policy and not the law.
Courts
Bill Dismukes took the stand and mostly upheld Will's version of events, but his testimony was contradicted by a voicemail.
Courts
The state brought the employees to illustrate that the work Bill Dismukes, Will's father, was paid for could not have been done.
Courts
Weiss Commercial Flooring president Adam Whitley told the jury that Dismukes paid his father, Bill Dismukes, for floor preparation that never got done.
Elections
Starnes currently serves as president of the Prattville City Council and works as a probation and parole district manager.
Elections
He is challenging Republican incumbent Will Dismukes in the Republican Party primary.