Ala. Gambling Trial Jury on Day 4 of Deliberations

(MONTGOMERY, Ala.)(AP) - The jury is Alabama's gambling corruption trial has begun its fourth day of deliberations. The panel resumed deliberations at 8 a.m. Monday. The jury deliberated two hours Friday afternoon, seven hours Saturday and four hours Sunday afternoon. Some defense lawyers say they ...

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