Langford appeals bribery conviction
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Posted: 8:45 AM Mar 10, 2010
Langford appeals bribery conviction
Former Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford is appealing the federal bribery conviction that drove him from office and has him headed to prison.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Former Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford is appealing the federal bribery conviction that drove him from office and has him headed to prison.

Langford's lawyer filed papers Tuesday with the 11th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals saying he was challenging the conviction.

The defense will file additional arguments later giving its
grounds for the appeal.

Langford was convicted on 60 felony charges and removed from
office for taking bribes including expensive jewelry, clothes, loan
payments and cash.

A Montgomery investment banker admitted showering Langford with items to get bond business while Langford was president of the Jefferson County Commission.

A judge last week sentenced Langford to 15 years in prison. He
has to report to prison on April 5.


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