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Senate panel aims to draw new congressional maps this week amid strident views from both sides (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – After a tumultuous day-long hearing Friday, lawmakers will try to break through the tension this week and propose new maps for Louisiana’s six congressional districts. A Senate panel is expected to resume debate Wednesday, and what it decides could largely carry through both chambers as the Legislature scrambles to draw new maps before the session ends June 1. The U.S. Supreme Court recently declared that Louisiana’s current mix, with four Republican districts and two Black-majorit
Sen. Morris receives death threats after heated redistricting hearing; state officials respond (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – Republican Sen. Jay Morris of West Monroe said Monday he and his staff received death threats following a contentious committee hearing Friday on redrawing the state’s six U.S. House districts, and he called on the state’s Democratic Party leadership to recant a statement that he had used a racial slur during the dustup. Republicans also announced plans to move up the clock on hearings to redraw the state’s congressional maps. The Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee will resu
Sen. Morris receives death threats after heated redistricting hearing; state officials respond (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – Republican Sen. Jay Morris of West Monroe said Monday he and his staff received death threats following a contentious committee hearing Friday on redrawing the state’s six U.S. House districts, and he called on the state’s Democratic Party leadership to recant a statement that he had used a racial slur during the dustup. Republicans also announced plans to move up the clock on hearings to redraw the state’s congressional maps. The Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee will resu
Parole committee for people convicted by non-unanimous juries advances in state Senate (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – A bill that would allow a committee to recommend parole to incarcerated Louisiana residents who received convictions through non-unanimous jury verdicts advanced 4-3 along party lines in a Senate judiciary committee. Senate Bill 215 would allow the Department of Public Safety and Corrections to create a committee to review the appeal records of cases with non-unanimous convictions. Incarcerated people with non-unanimous jury convictions would be able to send an application for paro
Senate committee shrinks LA GATOR and education funding to address deficit (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE – After a 30-minute meeting with no debate, a Senate committee voted 9-0 to advance the state budget on Thursday, removing the $43.5 million expansion of the school voucher program that had been included in the House and governor’s budgets. The Revenue Estimating Conference had reduced next year’s state general fund forecast by $104 million on May 8, prompting the Senate Finance Committee to advance amendments to remove the expansion to the Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Ri
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