Recently, a conservative judge didn’t buy Jeff Landry’s defense that state public records laws only apply to state residents. However, the judge awarded the plaintiff nothing except legal fees.
The Bayou Brief attended the court hearing and then obtained a trove of documents that tell the full story.
The swift opposition by the Louisiana Attorney General and the interim Secretary of State has nothing to do with the law.
Chris Sevier is a notorious legal troll with a troubling history of bigotry, violence, and stalking.
The Obama Justice Department thought Ville Platte, Louisiana — where officers jail witnesses to crimes — could become a model of how to erase policing abuses that plague small towns across the nation. Jeff Sessions decided not to bother.
During his two years in Congress, Rep. Clay Higgins has continually championed violent, anti-government extremists. As he seeks reelection, Louisianians can no longer afford to look the other way.
He may not have a chance, but Verone Thomas, one of four Democratic challengers against U.S. Rep. Clay Higgins, definitely has a story and the ability to become a spoiler.
Jeff Landry’s office has repeatedly claimed that a law Louisiana repealed three years ago gives them the authority to hide records from the public.
Before next week’s special session, Gov. Edwards should consider renting the classic 1982 movie “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.”
The sordid saga of Lafayette City Marshal Brian Pope.
Donald Trump is a modern-day and more mendacious version of former Louisiana State Sen. Dudley LeBlanc.
