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New Orleans criminal court shows huge flaws in competent law proceedings

LEGAL EXPERT ANALYSIS: "THIS INDICTMENT IS DEAD"

Loyola Law Professor Dane Ciolino

According to Ciolino, the Supreme Court's order effectively puts the entire matter on hold and remands it back to the criminal district court. However, he emphasized that the language the Supreme Court uses sends a clear message.

"It's clear to me from the language of this Supreme Court order that this indictment is dead," Ciolino said. "It's just being sent back for the nails to be put in the coffin."
Ciolino expects a flurry of upcoming legal filings as the case returns to the lower court.

The Supreme Court made it clear that they expect the attorney general to file a motion to recuse Special Prosecutor Laurie White over the suggested conflicts of interest. Beyond that, Ciolino anticipates a motion to recuse the judge, as well as a motion to quash the indictment entirely based on procedural irregularities. These irregularities include the breach of grand jury secrecy and the announcement of the indictment in a closed courtroom.

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u/lena_shops — 3 days ago
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Leon Roche detains wwl reporter denying him is 1st amendment rights during the Murrill indictment

Roche has an acquittal rate of 88 percent and has been highly criticized with judicial negligence.

He led an indictment against Liz Murrill that is spring loaded with conflict of interest and highly questionable as political theater. He violated the first amendment rights and detained a WWL reporter who refused to leave the court hallway.

Liz Murrill has been prosecuting criminals in his courtroom through troop Nola arrests. Also the Louisiana legislature has eliminated 3 judgeships in New Orleans criminal court

Sidenote: mayor Moreno ordered an audit of city finances following her and mayor Cantrell’s gross negligence of monitoring the city budget as it fell into a $200M deficit.

The audit lit the fire for the state legislatures to take proactive restructuring measures to curb negligent spending in Orleans Parish.

Mayor Moreno started the fire and now is claiming intimidation by the attorney general after she was told not to call a special election for clerk of court position. The state supreme court court ruled against the special election.

The New Orleans council, mayor, and criminal district court is now being highly criticized for using the grand jury system as a political arm against the attorney general and state legislature.

u/lena_shops — 3 days ago
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The southern POC share thoughts on confederate statue smokescreen

Liberals, your narrative is wrong and tired. let go of your deluded self proclaimed titles as the ‘moral authority ’ . Acknowledge the damage caused by the New Orleans democratic political class and the southern democrats.

The false piety, the virtue signaling, the champagne socialism is wearing thin.

u/lena_shops — 19 days ago
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Uss Farragut docked at Poland warf was named after a scalawag traitor

Ship named after a career motivated opportunist traitor who ditched his slaves and property for self preservation and went to fight for the Yankees.

He also killed hundreds of the river defense fleet, many of who were also New Orleans citizens as they attempted to stop his advances on the city.

Farragut Was Not an abolitionist or anti-slavery. He viewed slavery as legal and protected under the constitution. The north only came up with full emancipation later to crush the south economically.

Lincoln initially committed to protecting slavery so he wouldn’t lose the border states. The emancipation proclamation excluded these states. Had they known he would change course and abolish slavery, they would have joined the confederacy. They did not sign up for a war of abolition. It was a war of macroeconomics, had absolutely nothing to do with a moral crusade that’s been fabricated. The North was deeply racist and had ‘black laws’ even following the war.

Bottom line: the war was not fought for civil rights or social equality. It was fought for economic power and control of the west.

u/lena_shops — 1 month ago
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Proof that the liberal statue attack is politically motivated

To all the liberal idiots who think laundrieau and Moreno aren’t full of shit. Answer me this..why is Jackson statue still around. Maybe because it’s all bullshit.

u/lena_shops — 2 months ago