Lawyers say that in spite of a legal agreement, Cantrell still fails to consider defendants' ability to pay. In a second motion, they are asking for him to stop setting cash bail altogether.
The attorney representing the students and families suing the school accused the charter network of delay tactics.
Board member says he will introduce a proposal for the convention center to adopt the city’s living wage ordinance, which requires contractors to pay employees at least $11.19 per hour.
The changes result from mayor’s ‘fair share’ infrastructure deal, merging NOTMC with New Orleans & Co.
The district adopted new high school review process in the wake of a graduation scandal at John F. Kennedy High School last spring.
The interpretation is ‘effectively prohibiting outdoor live entertainment,” according to the City Planning Commission.
The ordinance also creates an inmate cap of 1,250, replacing the 1,438 bed cap.
The board won’t be clued in until the time comes to sign the closing documents, which isn’t expected to happen until June.
