Governor picks District Attorney Tony Clayton to chair Southern University board
Gov. Jeff Landry has chosen career prosecutor Tony Clayton as chairman of the Southern University System Board of Supervisors, a role he’s previously held on the panel. Clayton, who will become chair effective Jan.
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Fremont County officials poised to file lawsuit against disbarred district attorneyOn Tuesday, the Board of County Commissioners ratified the chairman’s signature on an agreement between Chaffee County and ...
The District Attorney’s Office of the 28th Judicial District announces a professional partnership with the CivicEye case ...
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District Attorney Coalition initiates No Refusal initiativeThe Rio Grande Valley District Attorney Coalition held a news conference Tuesday morning to discuss the implementation of its ...
Republican lawmakers have announced that Congress will continue to follow the centuries-old norm that men should use the ...
The high-profile murder trial of the Menendez brothers has several moving parts, and one of the biggest decision-makers will ...
Devin Slayton is scheduled for sentencing in February after admitting guilt in the 2023 death of Macon County Sheriff's ...
The Monterey County District Attorney's Office announced it rejected charges against Deputy Gaspar Estevez, who was arrested ...
Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine (R), District Attorney Ray Tierney (R), Legislator Trish Bergin (R-East Islip) and ...
To help San Diego County residents avoid falling victim, county District Attorney Summer Stephan is sharing key tips to ...
The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office is blaming the backlog on various factors, including staffing, a policy change ...
The First Judicial District Attorney’s Offense is set to reopen on Wednesday. The building was closed after a gas leak was ...
Both Maloney and Frey are former legislators, and if elected as the state’s chief law enforcement officer, they promised to ...
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