Louisiana Supreme Court upholds state authority to clear homeless encampments
The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the state’s authority to clear unauthorized homeless encampments from public property, dissolving a lower court’s injunction that had temporarily blocked such actions.
Louisiana Supreme Court Rules To Clear Homeless Encampments In New Orleans
The Louisiana Supreme Court has overturned an injunction, allowing police to resume clearing homeless encampments in New Orleans.
High court upholds state's right to remove homeless camps
The Louisiana Supreme Court says State Police have the authority to remove homeless encampments in the city of New Orleans. That’s according to a concurring opinion released prior to the court’s formal release of a decision.
Louisiana Supreme Court sides with AG, New Orleans homeless encampments can be cleared
The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled that state police can move the homeless out of their encampments in New Orleans.
Louisiana Supreme Court allowing state to shut down homeless encampment without notice
The Louisiana Supreme Court has ruled in Gov. Jeff Landry's favor, allowing the state to shut down an encampment of homeless people without notice. Landry's office is set to announce its plans to temporarily house homeless people ahead of the Super Bowl.
Will the Supreme Court uphold a TikTok ban, or rule in favor of First Amendment arguments?
The Supreme Court heard arguments against the ban of TikTok in the U.S. on Friday, Jan. 10. Now, content creator and users await the court's decision.
Landry administration can clear homeless encampments in New Orleans, Louisiana Supreme Court rules
Louisiana's highest court has overturned a Civil District Court judge's decision to order Republican Gov. Jeff Landry's administration to stop clearing homeless encampments without notice in New Orleans ahead of tourist events.
Supreme Court rules on moving of New Orleans homeless encampments
Ahead of big events, the Louisiana State Supreme Court has ruled that state police can move the homeless out of their encampments in New Orleans.
Louisiana Supreme Court sides with attorney general in homeless encampment case
In a significant legal victory for Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, the state Supreme Court lifted an injunction that halted efforts by state police to clear homeless encampments in New Orleans.
Louisiana: Racism Doesn’t Exist Anymore, So Let Us Racially Gerrymander
Republican state officials and legislators in Louisiana argued Tuesday that the state has moved past racial discrimination in ...
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Top Louisiana judge wants courts to help tackle rising student absenteeism
One of Louisiana’s top judges told state education officials Thursday that he wants the court system to help tackle the ...
Louisiana’s Brand New Majority-Black Congressional District Is in Peril
Observing a joyous children’s holiday parade in the Louisiana parish she calls home, Clara LaFleur said that she isn’t ...
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Louisiana Supreme Court overturns homelessness ruling
IT’S UNCLEAR IF AND WHEN HOMELESS SWEEPS WILL CONTINUE. WE REACHED OUT TO THE C The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled in favor of Gov. Jeff Landry, giving the state the right to clear homeless ...
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Religion Briefs: Black History Month program; nine-week course at the Chapel Baton Rouge
The Chapel Baton Rouge, 3355 Dalrymple Drive on the LSU campus, will host "Heart of God: My Life. His Purpose," a nine-week ...