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Louisiana’s Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether the state Constitution provision allowing non-unanimous jury convictions was racially motivated

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous verdicts unconstitutional in 2020.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry will defend the states position against mandating retroactivity for those whove exhausted all their appeals.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Louisiana's Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday on whether a ban on non-unanimous jury verdicts must apply retroactively, a case

Reginald Reddick will argue before the state supreme court he is entitled to a new trial because he was sentenced to life in prison by a non-unanimous jury, a practice banned in 2018

Since the SCOUTS ruled state juries must come to a unanimous verdict, hundreds of people in Louisiana were given the chance to have a new trial

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry defending state in case seeking new trials for all those convicted by non-unanimous juries.

Since the SCOUTS ruled state juries must come to a unanimous verdict, hundreds of people in Louisiana were given the chance to have a new trial.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous jury convictions for life sentences are unconstitutional, but didnt order new trials for previous such convictions.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled non-unanimous jury convictions for life sentences are unconstitutional, but didnt order new trials for previous such convictions.