PALUGHI v. DOW

1940009.

659 So.2d 112 (1995)

Peter J. PALUGHI v. Michael C. DOW, as Mayor of the City of Mobile, Alabama.

Supreme Court of Alabama.

April 14, 1995.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Peter J. Palughi, Mobile, pro se.

Charles S. Willoughby of Cherry, Givens, Peters, Lockett & Diaz, P.C., Mobile, for appellee.


BUTTS, Justice.

Peter J. Palughi brought a declaratory action against Michael C. Dow, mayor of Mobile, asking the trial court to declare that a conflict of interest existed between Dow's mayoral duties and his activities as the chief executive officer of the Jobs for Alabamians Coalition, a nonprofit organization that encourages the passage of state legislation to authorize casino gambling in Mobile. Dow moved to dismiss the action, arguing that Palughi was merely...

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