AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLouisiana Law & Courts: A new state law expands Louisiana’s first-degree murder definition to cover killings tied to gang-related violence or shootings in public places, aimed at tougher penalties after the Mall of Louisiana attack. Public Safety & Schools: The Caleb Wilson Anti-Hazing Act took effect Saturday, requiring anti-hazing training for administrators, a public hazing-incident database at state-funded schools, and permanent campus bans for organizations found liable in a hazing death. State Government Transparency: A New York Times-linked critique of Gov. Jeff Landry’s approach to secrecy targets Meta’s Richland Parish data-center deal, arguing nondisclosure agreements block public visibility into economic development terms. Health & Enforcement: Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced her office will investigate former Dr. Anthony Fauci after his Senate testimony included repeated Fifth Amendment invocations. Higher Ed Funding: Louisiana colleges will receive sports-gambling tax money under the SPORT fund, but reporting is limited—raising questions about how the funds will be used and whether spending will be publicly tracked. Local Governance: New Orleans’ Sewerage & Water Board governance reforms are under discussion as city leaders warn changes will take time.
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