Alabama law prohibiting Confederate monument removal to remain in effect during appeal

An Alabama law that prohibits cities from removing Confederate monuments will remain in effect while the state appeals a judge's ruling that declared the statute constitutional, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Justices granted the request of Attorney General Steve Marshall to stay a judge's order striking down the law , Marshall's office announced.

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