The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld a law allowing survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file a lawsuit no matter how long ago the alleged abuse occurred, resulting in John Lousteau being awarded ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Supreme Court has ordered further argument in the high-stakes redistricting case Louisiana v. Callais, a move that leaves the future of Black political representation in ...

Tracking the final decisions of the Supreme Court term, including nationwide injunctions on birthright citizenship.

The Supreme Court is set to announce its final slate of opinions Friday, with several blockbuster cases left to be decided ...

Montgomery VA Medical Center is seeking volunteer drivers to help veterans across Mississippi and Northeast Louisiana access ...

Montgomery VA Medical Center is seeking volunteer drivers to help ensure Veterans across Mississippi and Northeast Louisiana can access the healthcare they’ve earned. As transportation challenges ...

In Louisiana, Jones said, the age of responsibility to be tried as an adult is 15 for murder. The federal courts use 18 as the age of responsibility, so all offenders younger than 18 would be ...

Holding: 1) The Supreme Court has jurisdiction to decide whether a state supreme court correctly refused to give retroactive effect to the Supreme Court"s 2012 decision in Miller v. Alabama, ...

After the Montgomery decision in 2016, some 297 Louisiana prisoners were eligible for resentencing, according to Hannah Van De Car, deputy legal director of the Louisiana Center for Children’s ...

The court made its 2012 ruling in Miller v. Alabama retroactive in 2016 in Montgomery v. Louisiana, opening the chance at parole to roughly 300 Louisiana prisoners.

Six years after reforming its criminal justice system, Louisiana is no longer the nation’s most incarcerated state. Thousands of nonviolent offenders have been given a second chance. And the ...

Now, thanks to the 2016 U.S. Supreme Court Montgomery v. Louisiana case and three Michigan Supreme Court cases from last year – People v. Parks, People v. Poole, and People v.