Attorney: Fired Alabama A M President Plans Court Challenge
With the Associated Press
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) - A lawyer representing the President of Alabama A & M University, has plans to challenge his client dismissal in the courts.
Board of Trustees of the University voted 7-1 Monday to fire Robert Jennings had, after as chairman of the school for a little over a year. The suspect took office in January 2006.
Attorney John Saxon of Birmingham, said Jennings was not associated with a hearing impairment or a chance to react publicly to the indictment against him. He said that the decision to fire Jennings was established on the basis of the report of the ad hoc committee never approved by the board of directors.
Jennings was dismissed after the Committee that he had paid an assistant executive, who have not qualified for the job and pay him for a few weeks at a university in Minnesota actually spent working on a Master’s degree. Marco McMillian since left the university.
Jennings says that the payment was not abusive McMillian and more than of the time with work before and after her leave.
Foundation plans in a few weeks for a provisional president.
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