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Louisiana Still Keeps Some Police Data Secret Despite Reforms

Louisiana lawmakers failed to track “wandering officers.” But state regulators also refuse to release data that would help the public.

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Ouachita Parish legislators, police jurors endorse Jamie Mayo for 2024 mayoral race

The three legislators and two police jurors said Mayo is the best candidate to address crime in Monroe.

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What bills are NELA legislators sponsoring or co-sponsoring?

Here is a list of local legislators and bills they are sponsoring or co-sponsoring.

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Senator faces lawsuit for allegedly violating First Amendment rights

The lawsuit stems from Maya Detiege s objection in June 2022 to Jackson s tweet about authoring SB 342, outlawing abortions in Louisiana.

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Northeast Louisiana legislator responds to free speech lawsuit

Sen. Katrina Jackson (D-Monroe) said she has not violated anyone s First Amendment rights, and will meet with her attorneys Friday to decide how to proceed.

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