Por: The Advocate Crime September 22, 2022
A judge in Livingston Parish dismissed a defamation lawsuit Wednesday brought by a middle school librarian against the owners of two conservative Facebook groups regarding posts they made about her earlier this summer.Judge Erika Sledge of the state 21st Judicial District Court granted motions from defendants Michael Lunsford, of Lafayette, and Ryan Thames, of Denham Springs, to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Amanda Jones on the grounds that... + full article
Bleacher Report USA Sports September 19, 2022
Two basketballs patter semi-rhythmically in a small rec-league gym, the kind too tight for its court to contain the full arc of a three-point line. Bouncing one is Chris Livingston, a 6'6½ soon-to-be-11th-grader who is considered by most to be among the very elite players... + más
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The Advocate USA Crime September 17, 2022
A man who killed his estranged wife was convicted of first-degree murder three years after his arrest.Terrell Anthony Sr., 39, was was found guilty of shooting Jessica Clark to death in her Watson home in October 2019, just weeks after the married couple had separated. Her... + más
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For months, Ascension Parish officials have been saber-rattling and threatening litigation with DEMCO over who pays to move power lines that have blocked road widenings and new roundabouts for more than three years in the traffic-clogged parish.But, in a twist, the Dixie... + más
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A Lafayette-based group whose members believe that some books in the Livingston Parish Library system are too sexually explicit for younger readers told a judge Wednesday that it will file court papers claiming that a defamation lawsuit filed against it by a public school... + más
Livingston Parish man files motion to strike defamation lawsuit in library book issue | The Advocate
When do Facebook insults become defamatory? A judge in Livingston Parish will decide | The Advocate
A Livingston Parish man facing a defamation lawsuit from a middle school librarian may have the matter thrown out Wednesday after claiming she’s hindering his right to free speech.Ryan Thames, who runs the Facebook page “Bayou State of Mind,” filed a special motion in... + más
Group against LGBTQ-themed books say librarian's defamation lawsuit restricts free speech | The Advocate
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How far can Facebook insults and accusations go before they become defamatory? A state judge in Livingston Parish is scheduled to take up that question in the case of a middle school librarian suing a conservative group.Amanda Jones, president of the Louisiana Association of... + más
Quin Hillyer: The school choice movement has come a long, long way | The Advocate
The Advocate USA Opinion September 17, 2022
With the school choice and parental-involvement movements , they are testament to the power of good ideas backed by tireless efforts to overcome entrenched opposition.Allow, please, this firsthand account as a dabbler in the movement for 40 years, to bear witness to how far the... + más
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