This document was first created on Saturday, April 11, 2009 and was most recently revised on Saturday, December 20, 2014.
As of this writing, I've discovered only one source for the Alabama constitutions. That source is the Alabama Legislature website. Jon Morgan, the man who claims to be in charge of that website, has forbidden me to take the Alabama constitutions from that website and display them on this one. He even threatened me with "legal action" if I did so. My position is that constitutions are public documents that can't be monopolized by copyrights. However, I lack the resources to engage in a legal battle with a bureaucrat who thinks that he can personally own a public document and who wields the resources of a state government. If I eventually find a less hostile source for the Alabama constitutions, then I'll display them here. However, for now and in lieu of the Alabama constitutions, I'm displaying my complete conversation with Jon Morgan. I hope that everybody who reads this will take the time to contact him and to remind him of the un-American quality of his policy of monopolizing public documents as if he personally owns them and of the fascist mindset that's revealed by threatening to punish an American for publicly displaying an American constitution. His email address is given in all of the messages that he sent to me, shown below.
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