Articles describing the evolving positions of then Alabama Attorney General William Pryor and then Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore (2003 - 2004).

Upon the election of Alabama Attorney General Jeff Sessions to the United States Senate in 1996, William Pryor, now a federal judge, was a appointed to be the Attorney General of Alabama where he had been serving under Sessions as Solicitor General. Pryor was immediately caught up in a number of controversies that posed fundamental ethical challenges. These articles describe those challenges.

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