Louisiana justices toss COVID-related charges against pastor
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Louisiana Supreme Court threw out charges Friday against a...
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Louisiana Supreme Court threw out charges Friday against a...
NEW ORLEANS - The Louisiana Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday from lawyers representing Ochsner Health and employees challenging the hospital operator's vaccine mandate and is set to make a decision
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — For the first time in 208 years, a woman will take over as clerk of...
NEW ORLEANS, La. -- The Louisiana Supreme Court has given the green light for civil and criminal jury trials to resume on April 1. The court on Feb. 11 put a moratorium on trials because of the rise in COVID-19 numbers. It was set to expire March 31. Jury trials may resume when local courts have determined the proceedings can be held in a safe environment, with observance of safety protocols, including strict social distancing and mask mandates, the court stated Friday in a news release. âIt is imperative that members of the public feel safe in returning to our courthouses for jury d...