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St. Tammany representatives call for coroner-elect to step down - Vimarsana News

St. Tammany representatives call for coroner-elect to step down

In the letter issued Sunday, St. Tammany leaders say Dr. Tape actions show a "clear disregard for justice and call him "unfit for office" after sexual assault allegations and his decision to terminate the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program.

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Louisiana senator files bill requiring parental consent for minors to get TikTok app - Vimarsana News

Louisiana senator files bill requiring parental consent for minors to get TikTok app

A Louisiana lawmaker has filed a bill that would bar social media companies such as TikTok from providing accounts to minors without a parent’s or guardian’s permission and require that new age-verification rules are followed.

'Groundbreaking legislation' setting rules for custody of foster children passes Louisiana House - Vimarsana News

'Groundbreaking legislation' setting rules for custody of foster children passes Louisiana House

A bill that would require DCFS to search for family members of recently-fostered children within 30 days of taking custody of them passed.

Bill to expand Louisiana Supreme Court passes state Senate - Vimarsana News

Bill to expand Louisiana Supreme Court passes state Senate

State Sen. Patrick McMath wants all Supreme Court districts to have equivalent populations. | Louisiana State Senate The number of justices on the Louisiana Supreme Court would increase from seven to nine under a bill that easily passed the state Senate last week. SB 163, authored by state. Sen. Patrick McMath (R-Covington), passed the Senate by a vote of 36-2 on April 27 with bipartisan support. The aim of the bill is to ensure that the districts from which justices are selected are substantially equal in population, according to the state legislature’s analysis of ...