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Immigrants From Around the Country Keep Getting Detained in Louisiana. It’s No Coincidence.
Louisiana is notorious for a trifecta of compounding barriers to effectuate the rights of immigrants: conservative courts, ...
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Malcolm Jenkins: Let's bring justice to Louisianans convicted by nonunanimous juries
When Louisiana citizens voted to get rid of the nonunanimous jury system, they did not extend it to those already convicted.
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Malcolm Jenkins: This bill would bring justice to Louisianans convicted by nonunanimous juries
When Louisiana citizens voted to get rid of the nonunanimous jury system, they did not extend it to those already convicted.
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Louisiana Senate committee advances Jim Crow Jury conviction bill
Three Democrats and two Republicans voted Tuesday in favor to advance Sen. Royce Duplessis’ bill (SB218) during a Louisiana State Senate committee meeting. This bill will provide a new remedy to ...
Advocates balk as Louisiana legislature advances homeless crackdown bill from committee
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - A 4-3 vote in Louisiana’s Senate Judiciary B committee pushed forward a bill that aims at cracking down on homeless encampments throughout the state.