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Ferguson Law Firm adds Claire Brown and Cullen McDonald to stable of attorneys - Vimarsana News

Ferguson Law Firm adds Claire Brown and Cullen McDonald to stable of attorneys

BEAUMONT – The Ferguson Law Firm has announced two additional attorneys are joining the law firm with Claire Brown and Cullen McDonald both joining in late 2022, a press release states.

Louisiana Sued for Incarcerating Kids at Angola Prison Death Row - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Sued for Incarcerating Kids at Angola Prison Death Row

Last year, the Louisiana Office of Juvenile Justice began transferring children to Angola prison's old death row. The ACLU is now suing.

Middle District of Louisiana: Passing through Baton Rouge area, drug network spanned from Los Angeles to Miami - Vimarsana News

Middle District of Louisiana: Passing through Baton Rouge area, drug network spanned from Los Angeles to Miami

United States Attorney Ronald C. Gathe Jr. announced the sentencing of a Baton Rouge man connected to a drug trafficking network that spanned from Compton, California, through Baton Rouge, and to Mia…

How Absolute Immunity Lets Prosecutors Break the Law Without Consequence - Vimarsana News

How Absolute Immunity Lets Prosecutors Break the Law Without Consequence

By giving powerful law enforcement officials absolute immunity from civil liability, the Supreme Court leaves their victims with no recourse.

Source: reason.com
Drug trafficking organization used Prairieville, Baton Rouge stash houses; member sentenced to 360 months - Vimarsana News

Drug trafficking organization used Prairieville, Baton Rouge stash houses; member sentenced to 360 months

According to admissions made as part of a guilty plea, a group used stash houses in Prairieville and Baton Rouge to sell illegal drugs obtained from Houston.