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JACOBS WILL BE MAJOR CONTENDER

—Ringside Politics

This week former Orleans Parish School Board member Leslie Jacobs entered the race for Mayor of New Orleans. This was not a rash decision for Jacobs, who is well known to New Orleans voters because of her efforts on behalf of education reform. For years, Jacobs has been at the [...]

Posted: December 16, 2009, 5:06am EST

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Yeah, they're related

—Moldy City

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Money sets judicial rivals apart - Former prosecutors vie for vacated seat
Times-Picayune, The (New Orleans, LA) - Tuesday, October 29, 2002

Author: Gwen Filosa Staff writer

The race to replace ousted Orleans Parish Criminal District Judge Sharon Hunter comes [...]

Posted: December 10, 2009, 11:25pm EST
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Don't get too excited

—Vicky Moos

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Judge: Corps’ negligence caused Katrina flooding

For all you folks that don't live in NOLA, let me explain yesterday's class action suit ruling against the Corpse of Engineers. It leaves most of Orleans Parish out in the cold - anyone who was flooded because of the' [...]

Posted: November 19, 2009, 6:43am EST
by Vicky

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Traffic ticket: go to court, or no?

—New Orleans

I recently got a ticket in Orleans Parish for going through a stop sign. It's my first traffic ticket in Orleans Parish. Every other city/state I've lived in, when I got tickets I either went to court and won my case easily, or there was an option (California) to sit' [...]

Posted: November 09, 2009, 4:32pm EST

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TP: Court tells NOLA to respect probable cause

—Voices of New Orleans

The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that Orleans Parish criminal courts have to comply with probable cause laws that say a suspect can't be held more than 48 hours without a show of probable cause. It turns out that that law has been widely ignored, much to the dismay of several' [...]

Posted: November 07, 2009, 10:35pm EST

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