Arrington v. State Ex Rel. Parsons
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
These cases involve the review of a trial court's declaratory judgment and writ of mandamus, wherein the defendant has complied with the trial court's decree, without compulsion. This Court holds the cases moot and dismisses the appeals. For this reason, the various other issues raised on appeal need not be addressed.
On January 10, 1981, Mayor Richard Arrington, knowing of the imminent resignation of Birmingham's chief of police, met with the director of the Jefferson County Personnel Board to discuss the qualifications and procedure to be used in the selection of a new chief. Based upon its…
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