Gov. Jeff Landry on Friday called for a criminal investigation into the matter and Cantrell’s office offered the most detail ...

New Orleans clerk of court staff stood ankle-deep in a massive landfill, digging through mounds of trash, to salvage court records that the city erroneously discarded. As photos surfaced online — ...

The Orleans Parish Clerk of Criminal Court has called for an investigation into the "catastrophic failure" of removing ...

Gov. Jeff Landry has called on the Louisiana State Police to investigate court documents dumped in a landfill in New Orleans.

Governor Jeff Landry is demanding answers after criminal court case files from Orleans Parish were found dumped in a landfill.In a letter to Louisiana State Police (LSP) Superintendent Col. Robert ...

Concern is being raised after New Orleans city officials reportedly moved and in one case destroyed court documents, some of ...

On Friday, according to Lombard, one container, filled with official clerk record had been dumped into a debris field and ...

So far, about 60 cases of court files have been recovered from the landfill and are being returned to the Public Works site; however, the total amount dumped is unknown. Lombard believes there are ...

Sensitive criminal court documents were reportedly mishandled and discarded by city workers without approval, according to ...

They are sensitive documents, decades of them from older court cases that were being stored in buildings on the city's public works site. These documents are vital in death penalty cases. Darren ...