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As the Coronavirus pandemic enters another month, Louisiana is preparing to reopen for business in anticipation of the Stay at Home order expiring Friday, May 15, 2020. State, parish, municipal
New Orleans Police Continue Making Arrests for Minor Offenses During Covid-19 Pandemic
Despite the national emergency declared over the COVID-19 pandemic, New Orleans police are continuing to make arrests for minor and nonviolent offenses, the Washington Post reported this week. Among the
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Carjacking Charges in Louisiana: What’s the Difference Between Carjacking and Vehicle Theft?
A pregnant woman had to run after a carjacker in Chalmette, a suburb of New Orleans in Louisiana. The video, which was shown on Fox 8, went viral. Video surveillance
In 2019, New Orleans Had the Lowest Annual Murder Count in Nearly 50 Years
In 2019, New Orleans saw the lowest number of murders in nearly 50 years, and city leaders are taking credit for it. According to WWLTV, New Orleans ended 2019 with
What Are Police Officers Looking for in Field Sobriety Tests?
When you got pulled over, you begin to regret getting behind the wheel as a police officer is approaching your vehicle. As the police officer begins asking questions and then
Activities That May Constitute ‘Disturbing the Peace’ in New Orleans, Louisiana
If you were arrested for disturbing the peace in New Orleans or elsewhere in Louisiana, you might be wondering what to expect and how to defend yourself against this criminal
You Need a Criminal Defense Lawyer if Your Child is Accused of Car Burglary in New Orleans
Only about 9% of car burglaries reported to New Orleans police last year led to arrests. According to WDSU citing a report presented to the City Council, more than 6,000