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We Americans love a redemption story… theoretically. We argue on chat boards for the right of athletes and actors to

Have you ever admitted guilt when you were innocent? Then I’m assuming you’re married — but don’t feel bad, it

New Orleans is a city that has always considered drinking to be a companion to living. Alcohol is paired with

You can’t escape the talk of how crime has made the streets unsafe. Is it common knowledge yet that you’re

I’ve written several times about the advances our judicial system has made in its attitudes and approach. However a recent

Recently I read an article in the Times Picayune which got me thinking about cycles of crimes: “NOPD approach to

Now that texting and driving is illegal in Louisiana and in 33 other states (as of the writing of this

One of the unintended rewards of the Internet has been to allow us to watch stupid people do stupid things.

The City of New Orleans may very well be on its way to showing that education is the key to

There are strict rules in place for what jurors may or may not do to aid them in deliberation during

One of the guiding principles of every just and compassionate society is the strong protect the weak. This ideal is

What is the role of our modern legal system? Is it to isolate those we deem to be dangerous? Or