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Jun 24, 2015

Mayor enters guilty plea as criminal defense strategy

Residents of Springfield, Louisiana have been following the federal criminal case of that city’s mayor since 2012, when he and the city’s police chief were indicted on charges related to the alleged cover-up of a drunk-driving ticket. Mayor Charles Martin was set to begin trial…

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Jun 18, 2015

Member of “Angola 3” may need representation yet again

Many Louisiana residents are aware of an unusual case in which a man who has been held in solitary confinement for 43 years may be released in the coming days. The case has led to a great deal of debate around the issue of prison…

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Jun 11, 2015

Five detectives could be charged with a crime

An ongoing investigation into mishandling of hundreds of cases could lead to legal trouble for the Louisiana detectives assigned to those cases, as well as supervisory staff. The investigation of the New Orleans Police Department was conducted by the New Orleans inspector general, and an…

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Jun 04, 2015

Fraud charges focus on ???Dark Web??? activities

For many in Louisiana, the term “Dark Web” has no relevance. The term is used to describe the portion of the Internet that allows users to conduct activities, often illegal in nature, without disclosing their identities. One of the most well-known sites that operate on…

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