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Author: Matt Davis

Rookie cop quits after allegedly brandishing two guns during off-duty altercation

April 11, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Lens probe prompts City Hall to take a closer look at low-ball boathouse leases

April 6, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

City brings in only a portion of what the market demands for sought-after lakefront boathouses

April 5, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019
How much would you pay to lease a prime lakefront boathouse at the city's yacht harbor? How about $200 a month?

Changes in NOPD's arrest policies save city nearly $2 million in jail fees so far this year

March 29, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Inmate's lawyer: Sheriff emptied women's jail after complaint to feds about conditions

March 22, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Criminal Court judges' attendance, time on bench vary widely, according to DA stats

March 14, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

D.A. Cannizzaro fires back by releasing Judge White's attendance record

March 10, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019

Some judges who were challenged by DA say he gamed the system when he was on bench

March 2, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019
Cannizzaro’s impressive stats as a judge were sometimes inflated, say two current judges, as well as an attorney assigned to Cannizzaro’s courtroom. If true, his actions would raise ethical concerns.

Join us in examining sheriff's budget

February 23, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019
Sheriff Marlin Gusman has provided the most detailed disclosure yet about the department’s revenues and expenditures.

Sheriff's eyes bigger than inmates' bellies

February 17, 2011 Updated November 7, 2019
With a pricetag now in excess of $80 million, Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman has gone 50 percent over budget to build a kitchen, warehouse and power plant for his new jail complex.

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