Inability to recognize inappropriate conduct.”

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Aug 26 2015 9:51 AM

“I cannot trust you to follow Office policies and to be faithful to the rule of law; I cannot trust you to keep the work-related confidences of your co-workers; and I cannot trust you to conduct yourself with honesty and integrity in the workplace.”

MONTGOMERY—Judge confirms that disgraced former Attorney General’s Special Agent was properly fired.

After hearing testimony and reviewing evidence concerning the termination of Special Agent Howard “Gene” Sisson, Judge James Jerry Wood agreed with Attorney General Luther Strange’s decision to terminated the agent.

After listening to Sisson’s testimony, Judge Wood wrote, “The Attorney General, as the appointing authority, had no choice except to terminate Sisson's employment with the AGO.

It also found, “Sisson failed to conduct himself in a moral and ethical manner, and in a manner that is consistent with generally recognized professional conduct and ethical principles,” of the Attorney General’s Office.

The order also states that Sisson demonstrated an “inability to recognize inappropriate conduct.”

WAIT - PAUSE - WAIT A MINUTE

“I cannot trust you to follow Office policies and to be faithful to the rule of law; I cannot trust you to keep the work-related confidences of your co-workers; and I cannot

The order also states that Sisson demonstrated an “inability to recognize inappropriate conduct.”

But you hired former FBI Agent Keith Baker. The man who had an extramarital affair with persons involed in the Don Siegelman case and had an affair with the court reporter for the Grand Jury in the bingo case. The man who was lead investigator of those cases.,

Strange...there is more to this Sissons deal. And it will come to light.

Baker twice had zipper problems which crossed the professional level. And it took 6 years for the public to find out.

Strange you have the inability to recognize inappropriate conduct.”