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U.S. Supreme Court Relegates Louisiana’s Split Jury Convictions to “the Dustbin of History”

Lamar White, Jr. -
State Attorney General Jeff Landry squandered a fortune defending a law that voters had already rejected and a majority conservative Supreme Court found to be racist.
Arts, Culture, and History

A Tale of Two Cities: New Orleans Under Quarantine

J.S. Makkos -
While popular nightlife spots in New Orleans are curtailed under the Quarantine, residents take to social distancing with a new set of rules. A photo essay.
Capitol Brief

No Playbook For This

Sue Lincoln -
Louisiana among the worst-prepared states for this fiscal shock
Capitol Brief

No Telling When They'll Be Back

Sue Lincoln -
Louisiana Legislature adjourns indefinitely due to coronavirus pandemic.
COVID-19

As the Coronavirus Pandemic Spreads, the French Quarter Empties.

J.S. Makkos -
A photo essay by J.S. Makkos.
COVID-19

A Medical Worker Describes Terrifying Lung Failure From COVID-19 — Even in His Young Patients

Lizzie Presser -
“It first struck me how different it was when I saw my first coronavirus patient go bad. I was like, Holy shit, this is not the flu. Watching this relatively young guy, gasping for air, pink frothy secretions coming out of his tube.”
Arts

Captain Clay Becomes Emotional When Lafayette’s Tansations Cancels In-Person Job Interviews Due to Global Pandemic

Lamar White, Jr. -
Clay Higgins’ most recent performance as “Captain Clay” is a provocative piece of satire about an archetype of the Trump era.
Capitol Brief

Trying to Prevent Coronavirus From Going Viral

Sue Lincoln -
Louisiana's Legislature adjourns for two weeks to try and help minimize the spread of COVID-19
Brilab

Brilab at 40: A Series About the Con Artists and Campaign Cash That Put Carlos Marcello Behind Bars

Lamar White, Jr. -
... and nearly toppled Louisiana state government.
Acadiana

As Trump Declares Emergency Over Coronavirus, Disgraced Former Louisiana DHH Secretary Shares the Stage

Lamar White, Jr. -
Only four years ago, Greenstein was reportedly struggling to find a job and staring at nine felony indictments related to his role in awarding a lucrative state Medicaid contract to a former employer.
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