...not comment before reading it. Mr. Baker's attorney did not return a phone message, but Mr. Dozier's lawyer, A. Lee Parks, said of Mr. Baker: "He doesn't live in Athens. A jury now gets to decide that, and that was his worst fear...

...officials and the county about who should field a residency complaint. "I got the runaround from everybody," he said. A. Lee Parks, a lawyer for Mr. Dozier and Ms. McMannon, said that according to his analysis of the couple's credit card statements...

...counties. DeKalb County is in District 3. "He's always lived in DeKalb County. It's pretty blatant," said A. Lee Parks, a lawyer representing two voters, Eleanor McMannon and Roger Dozier, who turned in the complaint. Mr. Dozier...

...the school has agreed to offer admission to a student who sued in 1997. "It's finally over," Atlanta lawyer A. Lee Parks said Friday. The lawyer, who challenged the constitutionality of the university's admissions formula that boosted...

...that is narrowly tailored to meet that goal, even if it is a permissible goal," Judge Birch said. Atlanta attorney A. Lee Parks represents three white women who sued the university in 1999 after being denied admission. After Judge B. Avant Edenfield's...

...ethics violations in cases brought against him before the state Ethics Commission are also well-documented. ... A. Lee Parks, Atlanta (Editor's note: The writer was the attorney for the lieutenant governor in his suit.)

...reverse-discrimination lawsuit. There are still two plaintiffs who remain in the lawsuit, filed in March 1997 by A. Lee Parks Jr. The two men are testing the constitutionality of the University of Georgia's admissions policy both in the past...

...re-segregation. "We cannot go the way of California. We cannot go the way of Texas. Georgia has to be different," he said. A. Lee Parks, the attorney who filed the lawsuit against the University System of Georgia, is arguing the state already has college...

...reaching an agreement on legislative redistricting in time to get it ratified by the General Assembly. Atlanta attorney A. Lee Parks has been charging since 1993 that lawmakers illegally drew political boundaries based predominantly on race. In the...

...reaching an agreement on legislative redistricting in time to get it ratified by the General Assembly. Atlanta lawyer A. Lee Parks, who has been charging for about four years that lawmakers illegally drew political boundaries based predominantly...