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Day 3 of Louisiana's Special Session on Crime | Advocates file for TRO

A bill proposed in Louisiana aims to eliminate parole for most offenders after August 1, 2024.
Another bill permits law-abiding citizens to carry concealed weapons without a permit to enhance self-defense.
Advocates filed for a Temporary Restraining Order against bills advancing from the House Criminal Justice Committee due to public discussion limitations.

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Day 3 of Louisiana's Special Session on Crime | Advocates file for TRO

Debbie Villio, R-Kenner, presented a bill that would effectively eliminate the possibility of parole for most Louisiana offenders.

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Louisiana’s crime-focused special legislative session begins

By Elizabeth White | LSU Manship School News Service Louisiana lawmakers voted to join 27 other states that allow residents to carry a concealed handgun without permits or training as a deterrent to rising crime. The vote came in committee on a hectic day of legislative action that passed a flurry of anti-crime bills urged by the newly-elected Republican Gov. Jeff Landry who has vowed to take a tough anti-crime stance. Landry has said he will si…

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