Photo by Smarter via Flickr Creative Commons

Even in a town as jaded by murder as New Orleans, there are acts of violence that still shock and enrage the public. The murder of the Good […]

Photo by Erin Hughes via Flickr Creative Commons

Tulane criminologist Peter Scharf is collecting data that suggests that increased services to convicted felons is good for society at large. Specifically, he is talking about increased […]

For the second year running, NOLA Criminal Law is sponsoring the Hub Elite Cycling Team. The team, based in Athens, GA competes in elite level cycling events throughout the southeast. NOLA Criminal Law is proud […]

A still from the upcoming documentary Shell Shocked: The New Orleans Youth Story

My twitter feed is blowing up:

“Cops working several shootings in city at moment 1) Shooting […]

Not all murders are the same. And the difference can often be found in the character of the victim. As the New Orleans murder rate cycles from epidemic to pandemic, Superintendent Ronal Serpas is trying […]