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and last updated 2021-04-08 12:03:28-04 Two months after Attorney General Jeff Landry filed a lawsuit to prevent records about sexual harassment accusations against one of his top employees from becoming public, his office has released a new memo that targets the whistleblower who filed the original complaint, our media partners at The Advocate report. The memo, written three months after the investigation and about a month after Pat Magee resigned, talks about text messages between the whistleblower and Magee, and opines that the whistleblower might be in violation of the department's sexua...

AG Jeff Landry publicly addresses scandal involving former top aide for first time 4 days 5 hours 47 minutes ago Wednesday, March 17 2021 Mar 17, 2021 March 17, 2021 9:24 AM March 17, 2021 in News Source: WBRZ Share: BATON ROUGE- Attorney General Jeff Landry is, for the first time, publicly addressing a scandal that ultimately led to the resignation of one of his top aides. In a letter to employees, he said sexual harassment is not tolerated. At a news conference Tuesday, we asked why Magee was allowed to resign if that's the case. "We are here to move the state forward," Landry said. "But he...

Attorney General Jeff Landry sends a letter to staff warning against sexual harassment following a scandal that led to the resignation of one of his top aides.

Breonna Taylor, Sarah Everard, and the relentless police story USA Today Network, came together, on the paper’s 5 Things podcast, to discuss the killing of Breonna Taylor—a Black emergency medical technician in Louisville, Kentucky, who was shot by police in her apartment a year ago Saturday—and their experiences covering the story as Black women journalists. “I’m twenty-six, she was twenty-six, and her life was only just beginning,” Brown said. “She easily could have been any one of us… You can literally sit in your house, not go out at all, lock the doors, and you can still...

Katie Schwartzmann serves as director of the First Amendment Law Clinic. | Tulane University BATON ROUGE – A state judge has turned down state Attorney General Jeff Landry’s bid to sideline a journalist’s quest to get copies of sexual harassment complaints against one of Landry’s top lieutenants. Judge Tim Kelley on March 4 ruled against Landry in a lawsuit he filed in the 19th Judicial District against The Advocate reporter Andrea Gallo, saying he would order the release of  redacted records relating to complaints against Deputy Attorney General Pat Magee. Ke...