Alcohol During Mardi Gras: Laws You Need to Know
Posted on by Townsend MyersWith Mardi Gras and more than 130 festivals each year, it’s understandable why the New Orleans police often have the reputation for being more tolerant regarding “public nuisance” violations. Yet even with relaxed alcohol laws […]
French Quarter App Helps Curb Crime
Posted on by Townsend MyersCrime is a serious problem in any large city. Technology is changing to help the average user contact police in an efficient manner. A new application available to New Orleanians may make reporting criminal activity […]
Open Container Law Allows Alcohol in Public
Posted on by Townsend MyersIn New Orleans, having an adult beverage in public is permissible if it is in a plastic container. Glass containers are forbidden due to the hazard they cause if the container breaks. If there is […]
Why Short Term Rental Landlords May Need a Criminal Defense Attorney
Posted on by Townsend MyersShort term rentals prove to be a point of contention in cities across the nation. In many areas, including New Orleans, these tenancies are considered illegal for those who don’t have a license to operate […]
Mardi Gras Do’s and Dont’s: Traffic and Municipal Court
Posted on by Townsend Myers"Traffic Time" Jan. 29, 2016 from Traffic Time on Vimeo.