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Post-Katrina instability connection to jailbreak is ‘to easy’

As a former teacher, it’s easy for me to connect those involved with last year’s jailbreak with their past, as students who went through the storm, were displaced, and returned to schools in tumult. [...]

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Trump exempted some of the nation’s biggest polluters from air quality rules. All it took was an email.

More than 180 polluting facilities nationwide, including dozens in Louisiana, emailed requests. Many were granted a two-year pause on compliance with Clean Air Act rules. [...]

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The Supreme Court is deciding whether Roundup, America’s most-used herbicide, needs a cancer warning

Because President Trump issued a controversial executive order last month that deemed glyphosate/Roundup as critical to national security, the Supreme Court ruling could reshape pesticide regulation and test Trump's base from within. [...]


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Behind the Curtain: How Louisiana’s Parole System and Courts Shape Who Goes Free
Louisiana’s Parole Board conducts hearings in public, offering a rare window into how life-changing decisions are made inside the criminal justice system. [...]Read More... from Behind the Curtain: How Louisiana’s Parole System and Courts Shape Who Goes Free

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As Duncan waits for courts to act, New Orleanians pose for selfies with him.

On Monday, thanks to a favorable decision, Duncan served as clerk of criminal district court for three hours, until the Fifth Circuit put a hold on that decision. Outside of court, he has become a newfound New Orleans celebrity. [...]


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