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Alabama Governor Robert Bentley on Friday removed Marvin Wiggins as a trustee of Alabama State University, AL.com reported. Bentley said that Wiggins had violated conflict of interest rules in numerous ways. The governor said that Wiggins' wife inappropriately received $30,000, and that Wiggins did not inform the university, when it hired his sister-in-law as a professor, that she had been disbarred. Wiggins could not be reached for comment.

 

 

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