AG Jeff Landry: John Bel Edwards has been Governor for nearly eight years; and now, in the waning days of his tenure, he is trying to circumvent the established legal process to commute the death sentences of Louisiana’s most heinous criminals.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry’s landmark lawsuit against President Joe Biden and numerous high-ranking officials across multiple federal agencies will have a major court hearing on Thursday afternoon at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans.

AG Jeff Landry: We must be proactive in combatting the crime plaguing our streets. I encourage everyone to take precautions so we can help safeguard these personal belongings.

This is an ongoing investigation. Anyone with information regarding Mr. Kannan is encouraged to call the LBI toll-free at 1-800-256-4506. Callers may remain anonymous.

AG Jeff Landry: We have sent a signal to America that Louisiana intends to strengthen the family unit and to protect children from harmful gender reassignment surgeries.

AG Jeff Landry: I commend the team from my office who worked diligently to get this verdict, especially AAG Daniel Smart and AAG Payal Patel. My office and I will continue to do all we can to make Louisiana a safer place.

AG Jeff Landry: My office will continue to support crime victims and bring offenders to justice — no matter their position of authority. It is our hope that this conviction will provide some closure to his victims.

AG Jeff Landry: We look forward to continuing to litigate the case and will vigorously defend the injunction on appeal.

AG Jeff Landry: Today’s historic ruling is a big step in the continued fight to prohibit our government from unconstitutional censorship.

AG Jeff Landry: I hope all citizens of Louisiana join me in celebration of our great Nation – not only remembering the heroes and victories of our past, but also looking forward to our bright futures in the land of the free. As we celebrate with fireworks and fun, let’s please do so responsibly.

AG Jeff Landry: Our work is not complete; we look forward to prosecuting Mr. Istre in Bossier Parish. And my office will continue to support crime victims and bring offenders to justice.

AG Jeff Landry: This case should be a loud and clear message to the drug dealers destroying our State. As long as they wreak havoc on our communities by poisoning our people, we will fight back with every tool in the arsenal.

AG Jeff Landry: I encourage all parents and guardians to take precautions so our State’s kids can have a safe and enjoyable Summer.

SG Liz Murrill: We must really evaluate what happened during the pandemic so we can attempt to repair the damage and prevent it from ever happening again.

AG Jeff Landry: I strongly encourage consumers who suspect price gouging to contact their local law enforcement agencies.

AG Jeff Landry: Thanks to FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0, flood insurance policies have become their own natural disaster with some premiums increasing tenfold for policyholders.

AG Jeff Landry: I applaud the House of Representatives for passing HB 321, an important step toward exposing the failures in our criminal justice system.

AG Jeff Landry: We are one step closer to enabling Americans censored by the federal government, in collusion with Big Tech, to become plaintiffs in our landmark lawsuit. Today’s court action will help plaintiffs represent all Americans who were harmed by this censorship enterprise.

AG Jeff Landry: Through deceptive marketing, Intuit cheated more than 60,000 of our low-income neighbors in Louisiana. Today, we are getting money back into those taxpayers’ pockets.

AG Jeff Landry: I am grateful the Supreme Court conducted a thorough review of the matter and delivered this victory for the taxpayers of North Louisiana.