SJR117 Alabama 2010 Session

Updated Feb 27, 2026

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Summary

Primary Sponsor: Zeb Little
Democrat
Co-Sponsors: Hank Sanders Roger Bedford, Jr.George M. “Marc” Keahey Phil Poole
Session: Regular Session 2010
Title: Cumberland School of Law, Trial Team, commended
Summary: Senate Joint Resolution SJR117 commends Cumberland School of Law's Trial Team for winning regional championships in two American Association for Justice competitions.
What This Bill Does
The resolution formally recognizes Cumberland School of Law's Trial Team for winning the AAJ National Trial Competition regional championship and for also winning a regional championship at the National Trial Competition. It lists the team members (Timothy Douthit, Shannon Cornman, Megan Murren, Reanna Todd) and coaches (Mike Rasmussen and Marc Jaskolka) and notes the opponents defeated (South Texas College of Law in the semifinals and Baylor University in the finals). It expresses pride and extends best wishes for continued excellence in the study and practice of law, reflecting the legislature's support for the school's achievements.

Who It Affects
Cumberland School of Law Trial Team members and Cumberland School of Law students and coaches, who are publicly recognized for their achievement.
The Alabama education community and general public, which is informed of and celebrated for the school's success.

Key Provisions
Provision 1: Congratulates Cumberland School of Law Trial Team for winning the Regional Championship of the AAJ National Trial Competition and for winning a Regional Championship at the National Trial Competition, noting it as a rare achievement for a school to win regional titles in both competitions.
Provision 2: Names the team members (Timothy Douthit, Shannon Cornman, Megan Murren, Reanna Todd) and coaches (Mike Rasmussen, Marc Jaskolka), notes the semifinals and finals opponents defeated (South Texas College of Law and Baylor University), and extends best wishes for continued excellence in study and practice of law.

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Subjects: Resolutions, Congratulatory