would walk into a courtroom and she would look like she d on the place. loved defending her clients. loved the law. stay late at work to read up on a murder case. but the next murder that police wound up investigating was hers. she is representing some really hardened criminals. maybe somebody had a beef with her? it was personal. the clues, a missing gucci wallet, mystery strands of hair. it s suggested that a female had maybe killed her. and had pulled the hair out. who done it? who came up here ended? somebody planned this murder. somebody wanted her out of the way. i told her, i will make this right. i will make this right. for you. ight for you. hello and welcome to dateline. she was, bold she was brass. nikita tate was a rising star in the louisiana legal community. the star that somebody wanted extinguished. we list of possible suspects was long. couldn t unhappy of client have wanted her to head, where the police need to look somewhere else e
/PRNewswire/ On June 9, Governor John Bel Edwards signed into law Louisiana House Bill 103, bipartisan legislation that makes Louisiana the 22nd state to.