Associated Press
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Country Crossing casino developer Ronnie Gilley is due back on the witness stand in Alabama's gambling corruption trial to complete his testimony.
Gilley testified for four days before becoming ill a week ago. Attorneys say he should get back on the witness stand Wednesday after an FBI agent completes his testimony against the nine defendants.
Gilley and two of his lobbyists have pleaded guilty to offering bribes to legislators to get them to support pro-gambling legislation. Prosecutor Justin Shur says the two lobbyists, Jarrod Massey and Jennifer Pouncy, are scheduled to testify after Gilley.
Gilley testified for four days before becoming ill a week ago. Attorneys say he should get back on the witness stand Wednesday after an FBI agent completes his testimony against the nine defendants.
Gilley and two of his lobbyists have pleaded guilty to offering bribes to legislators to get them to support pro-gambling legislation. Prosecutor Justin Shur says the two lobbyists, Jarrod Massey and Jennifer Pouncy, are scheduled to testify after Gilley.
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