· 6/30/1995
MOBILE COUNTY DEPT. OF HUMAN RESOURCES v. Mims
Citations
- 666 So. 2d 22
- 1995 Ala. Civ. App. LEXIS 356
- 1995 WL 385003
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- finding \no requirement that the Attorney General's office be served\ when Mims challenged the constitutionality of the officials' enforcement of statutes against him, rather than challenging \the constitutionality of the statutes or regulations themselves\
- finding \no requirement that the Attorney General's office be served\ when Mims challenged the constitutionality of the officials' enforcement of statutes against him, rather than challenging \the constitutionality of the statutes or regulations themselves\
- finding \no requirement that the Attorney General's office be served\ when Mims challenged the constitutionality of the officials' enforcement of statutes against him, rather than challenging \the constitutionality of the statutes or regulations themselves\
- finding \no requirement that the Attorney General's office be served\ when Mims challenged the constitutionality of the officials' enforcement of statutes against him, rather than challenging \the constitutionality of the statutes or regulations themselves\
- finding \no requirement that the Attorney General's office be served\ when Mims challenged the constitutionality of the officials' enforcement of statutes against him, rather than challenging \the constitutionality of the statutes or regulations themselves\
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Judges: Thigpen
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