A write-in candidate for Supreme Court
The Montgomery Advertiser reports: Attorney Melinda Lee Maddox, who sued a decade ago to have the Ten Commandments monument removed from the state judicial building, is launching a write-in campaign for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court to keep the man who had the monument placed there from returning to that position. ...
Maddox, who practices law in Mobile, said she has been a criminal defense attorney for almost 20 years and has taught constitutional law. ...
Maddox, in an email to the Advertiser, wrote that she filed paperwork Monday to name her campaign committee and filed a statement of economic interest with the Alabama Ethics Commission.
Maddox wrote that people can write in “Lynndi,” which she said is what people call her, on the ballot. -- Read the whole story --> Attorney launches write-in campaign for Ala. chief justice | The Montgomery Advertiser | montgomeryadvertiser.com