Legal Opinion
Tulley v. City of Jacksonville
Supreme Court of Alabama
Decided September 4, 2015No. 1140049PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BOLIN, Justice.
Jason Dean Tulley was convicted in the Calhoun Circuit Court of carrying a pistol on premises not his own in violation of Ordinance No. 0-514-10 of the City of Jacksonville (“the City”), which adopts § 13A-11-52, Ala.Code 1975. In a plurality opinion, the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Tulley’s conviction. Tulley v. City of Jacksonville, 199 So.3d 779 (Ala.Crim.App.2014). We granted certiorari review to determine whether by charging him under Ordinance No. 0-514-10, which incorporates by general reference § 13A-11-52, the City violated Tulley’s due-process rights.
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2Cases cited48 opinions
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