Bill proposed to greatly limit public access to government records
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Neither of Baton Rouge's jails want to house 17-year-olds | Crime/Police
A new law that will treat all 17-year-olds charged with crimes as adults has sparked disagreement between Baton Rouge officials about whether the teens should be moved to the parish
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Commentary: Time for citizens to call lawmakers and kill bad bills
Louisiana lawmakers are considering a slew of draconian, ham-fisted measures that, if passed into law, would eviscerate some of the most fundamental rights of citizens and local governments. Some would
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Editorial: Weakening public records law is bad government | Our Views
Transparency and accountability are twin pillars of a democratic system.
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Clancy DuBos: Tell lawmakers not to gut public records laws
If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, Louisiana citizens may soon have neither, thanks to our state lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry.
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Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Louisiana Politics
A bill filed in the Louisiana Senate would eviscerate the state’s open records law by blocking from public view emails, text messages and other documents produced at all levels of
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Louisiana lawmakers try gutting state's public records law | Legislature
A bill filed in the Louisiana Senate would eviscerate the state’s open records law by blocking from public view emails, text messages and other documents produced at all levels of
Source: theadvocate.com
Clancy DuBos: Will Louisiana become the place where 'democracy dies in the dark'? | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly
If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, Louisiana citizens may soon have neither, thanks to our state lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry.
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Clancy DuBos: Will Louisiana become the place where 'democracy dies in the dark'? | Clancy DuBos | Gambit Weekly
If the price of liberty is eternal vigilance, Louisiana citizens may soon have neither, thanks to our state lawmakers and Gov. Jeff Landry.
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Special session on crime ends early, Gov. Landry schedules bill-signing ceremonies
The governor has already scheduled bill-signing ceremonies for next week, including an event in New Orleans.
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