Constitutional Law
Our firm can represent clients in a wide variety of disputes involving constitutional law questions. Whether you have been subject to an unlawful search and seizure or you are being harmed by an unconstitutional ordinance or statute, our law firm can provide the necessary legal advice and representation. We can also advise other attorneys as to constitutional law issues and assist them in preparing legal arguments. Raymond Jackson has extensive experience in dealing with constitutional law issues. See, e.g., South Central Bell Tel. Co. v. State of Alabama, 1999 Ala. Lexis 351(Nov. 17, 1999) (successfully argued that the State of Alabama was not legally obligated to immediately refund disputed franchise tax receipts); Williams v. Pryor, No. 99-10798, 2000 U.S. App. Lexis 25425 (11th Cir. October 12, 2000) (successfully argued that the Alabama sexual devices statute is not facially unconstitutional). He also has extensive experience dealing with cases involving complex questions related to the separation of powers between the three branches of State government. See, e.g., Gomer v. Phillip Morris, Inc., 106 F. Supp. 2d 1262 (M.D. Ala. 2000) (Successfully argued that the plaintiff was not entitled to an order directing the State legislature to spend the State's tobacco settlement recovery solely upon Medicaid expenses).