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Fifteen states have religious defenses to felony crimes against Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa,   Louisiana,   Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma,   Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. ..

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study: 8 percent of high school students in louisiana are shooting up

High students Louisiana are using intravenous drugs at three times the rate of the national average, according to analysis of data obtained by Washington Examiner.. Eight percent of Louisiana school students tried to inject illegal drugs in 2017, compared with 2.7 percent of..

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louisiana voters reject trial lawyers' shakedown

As reported here at the Washington Examiner on Tuesday, Louisiana was just listed as one of the top 5 official “ Judicial Hellholes” in the whole country by the American Tort Reform Association, a business-backed group known for fighting against what it calls “lawsuit abuse.” ..

executions barred in rapes of children

Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana law, 5-4 . . June 26, 2008 | By James Oliphant | James Oliphant,CHICAGO TRIBUNE . WASHINGTON - A divided Supreme Court effectively slammed the door yesterday on the prospect of expanding capital punishment in America, holding that the death penalty for..

state ad wars tracker

Louisiana . . . . South Dakota . . . . Alaska . . . . North Dakota . . . . ... Washington . . . . . Source: Center for Public Integrity analysis of Kantar Media/CMAG, National Institute on Money in State Politics data . ..

ruling limits death penalty

In Louisiana case, court bars child rapist's execution . . June 26, 2008 | By James Oliphant Chicago Tribune . WASHINGTON — A divided Supreme Court on Wednesday effectively slammed the door on the prospect of expanding capital punishment in America, holding that the death penalty for..

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