Ten LSU students are charged in connection with the hazing death of 18-year-old Maxwell Gruver of Georgia. Jeff Palermo spoke with a legal analyst…:
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Sean Pennison is one of the ten LSU students arrested with hazing. His attorney, Franz Borghardt, says it’s disappointing that these kids were arrested…:
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says everyone should stand for the national anthem. The memo comes after many players have sat or taken a knee in protest during the pre-game tradition, attracting boycotts and criticism from even President Donald Trump. NFL Analyst Mike Detillier says moving on from this controversy won’t happen overnight…:
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Goodell’s memo also comes two days after Vice President Mike Pence left an Indianapolis Colts game complaining about protests.

State lawmakers are planning a closed door meeting tomorrow to discuss ways they propose to close the $1 billion dollar budget gap. The shortfall will hit in July 1 when temporary taxes expire.

Ten LSU students face charges in connection with last month’s hazing death of 18-year-old Maxwell Gruver. All are facing a misdemeanor hazing charge and Matthew Alexander Naquin is also charged with negligent homicide. Loyola University Law Professor Dane Ciolino says Naquin was singled out due to his alleged role in the incident…
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The coroner’s report says Gruver had an alochol level of .495 when he died.

Sean Pennison is one of the ten LSU students arrested as part of the investigation into Gruver’s death. His attorney Franz Borghardt says Pennison has only been charged with hazing…
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Borghardt says this is also a difficult time for those who turned themselves in today, because the fraternity members considered Max their friend.

As a result of criminal justice reform measures passed in the last legislative session, 14-hundred inmates in Louisiana will be released early from prison in November. Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator said some extremely dangerous criminals could be back on our streets. But Criminal Justice Reform Field Director for the Southern Poverty Law Center John Burkhardt believes that isn’t true…:
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He adds safety checks are performed before each individual is released.

East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Nick Tullier, shot in a police ambush last summer, has moved from rehab to a transitional learning center; a major step in his recovery. His father, James Tullier, says Nick continues to beat the odds…:
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The LSU Police Department has charged 10 students in connection to the death fraternity pledge of Maxwell Gruver. All ten are facing a misdemeanor hazing charge and Matthew Alexander Naquin is also charged with negligent homicide. Police reports indicated that Gruver died after a night of playing the drinking game “Bible Study” in which pledges are forced to drink if they answer questions about the fraternity incorrectly.

As a result of criminal justice reform measures passed in the last legislative session, 14-hundred inmates in Louisiana will be released early from prison in November.  Criminal Justice Reform Director for the Southern Poverty Law Center John Burkhart says no one convicted of sex crimes, manslaughter or murder will be released.  He says the new sentencing laws accelerate the release mechanism for inmates on good time parole…

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The father for wounded East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Deputy Nick Tullier says his son is making remarkable progress.  Tullier was seriously injured during a police ambush in Baton Rouge in July 2016.   Nick has been moved from a rehab facility in Houston to Galveston.  His motor skills are beginning to improve.  James says his son is now able to make some small but important movements…

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High school students from across the state will be designing the new Louisiana Seafood logo.  The Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board has partnered with the Louisiana Department of Education to let students design the new logo.  Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says it’s a good way for students to use the creative skills they have learned…

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The LSU Police Department has made 10 arrests of members of LSU’s Phi Delta Theta fraternity in connection to the death of pledge Maxwell Gruver. One of the students arrested, Matthew Alexander Naquin, is booked with negligent homicide. All are charged with hazing. Police reports indicated that Gruver died after a night of playing the drinking game “Bible Study” in which pledges are forced to drink if they answer questions about the fraternity incorrectly.

1400 inmates are slated to be released early from prison next month as a result of new criminal justice reform measures in Louisiana. Some feel this is a bad idea, but Criminal Justice Reform Field Director for the Southern Poverty Law Center John Burkhardt safety checks are performed before each individual is released…:
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He says no one convicted of sex crimes, manslaughter or murder will be released early.

The N-F-L has been more about the National Anthem than the game itself recently. Commissioner Roger Goodell sent a memo to all 32 teams, specifying that all players and coaches quote – “should stand for the National Anthem.” N-F-L analyst Mike Detellier says it’s sad team owners didn’t force the issue prior to Goodell’s memo..:
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Goodell says he hopes the teams and the league can quote – “move past the controversy…together with our players.”

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says they are holding a contest for high school students to design the states new seafood logo. He says the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board wanted to spice up the logo with some local flavor from our best and brightest…:
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Submissions will be accepted through December 15th.

14-hundred inmates are set to be released on November 1st as a result of criminal justice reform measures passed earlier this year….:
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High school students from across the state will be designing the new Louisiana Seafood logo. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says this will bring local flavor to the brand instead of using marketing firm’s design…:
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says everyone should stand for the national anthem. The memo comes after many players have sat or taken a knee in protest during the pre-game tradition, attracting boycotts and criticism from even President Donald Trump. NFL Analyst Mike Detillier says moving on from this controversy won’t happen overnight…:
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Goodell’s memo also comes two days after Vice President Mike Pence left an Indianapolis Colts game complaining about protests.

LSU is preparing to face one of the best teams in the Southeastern Conference this Saturday when they host the 10th ranked Auburn Tigers. Auburn defeated LSU 18-13 last season and Quarterback Danny Etling threw for just 118 yards and one touchdown…:
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Kickoff is at 2:30pm on CBS.

As a result of criminal justice reform measures passed in the last legislative session, 14-hundred inmates in Louisiana will be released early from prison in November. Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator said last week that some extremely dangerous criminals could be back on our streets. But Criminal Justice Reform Field Director for the Southern Poverty Law Center John Burkhardt believes that isn’t true…:
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He adds safety checks are performed before each individual is released.

East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff’s Deputy Nick Tullier, shot in a police ambush last summer, has moved from rehab to a transitional learning center; a major step in his recovery. His father, James Tullier, says Nick continues to beat the odds…:
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The East Baton Rouge and East Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s Offices have formed a task force along with State Police, the FBI and the US Marshal’s Office to try to track down whomever is responsible for the rural-area drive by shootings that have claimed the lives of four men. Crime Stoppers is now offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

High school students from across the state will be designing the new Louisiana Seafood logo. Kelley Ray has more…:
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The father for wounded East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Deputy Nick Tullier says his son is making remarkable progress. Nick was injured in a police ambush last year, and he’s now been moved from a rehab facility in Houston to a Transitional Learning Center in Galveston, according to James Tullier..:
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Mr. Tullier says his son is continuing to beat the odds.

High school students from across the state will be designing the new Louisiana Seafood logo. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser says this is so the state’s best and brightest can show off their creativity…:
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The Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board has partnered with the Louisiana Department of Education to let students design the new logo.

The NFL says they want players to stand for the national anthem. Jeff Palermo on whether this controversy is coming to an end…:
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