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Lauren K. Foshee, Jones Walker LLP | New Orleans CityBusiness

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Jones Walker Welcomes Eight Associates

/PRNewswire/ Jones Walker LLP is pleased to announce the addition of eight associates to the firm. The firm welcomes the following new associates: Lauren A..

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Charges dropped against activists protesting Louisiana pipeline

Louisiana Illuminator Sheriff’s deputies arrest Cherri Foytlin (L) and another water protector opposing Louisiana’s Bayou Bridge Pipeline near Bayou Chene on Sept. 4, 2018. Although invited onto the property by a landowner, the two were charged with felony trespassing under the state’s new “critical infrastructure” bill. (Photo by Karen Savage) Environmental groups celebrated Tuesday as they announced that District Attorney Bofill “Bo” Duhé, chief prosecutor in St. Martin, Iberia and St. Mary Parishes, rejected all charges against 17 people who were charged with crimes in 2018 for violating a law making it a felony to be at or near pipelines or construction sites without permission.

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Dying in jail is bad; dying without being found guilty is worse | Jarvis DeBerry

Louisiana Illuminator 14% of incarcerated people who died in Louisiana hadn’t even been tried According to Louisiana Deaths Behind Bars, a new report created by Loyola New Orleans College of Law Professor Andrea Armstrong, more than 14 percent of the 786 people who are known to have died behind bars in Louisiana between 2015 and 2019 hadn’t even gone to trial yet. (Darrin Klimek/Getty Images) More than 14% of the 786 people who are known to have died behind bars in Louisiana between 2015 and 2019 hadn’t even gone to trial yet. Two of those who died before getting their day in court were juveniles.

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