John Simerman is an Author at various publications. He focuses on law and legal affairs, with a particular emphasis on litigation, criminal law, court proceedings, and legal reform. His work has been featured in The Advocate, NOLA.com, SecurityInfoWatch.com, and OFFICER.
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John Simerman's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, legal policy regulation, crime, judicial misconduct, and police investigations in Louisiana and New Orleans. He actively reports on evolving stories with breaking news elements within these themes.
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By: John Simerman
of 3 22nd Judicial District Judge Billy Burris of Washington Parish and First Circuit Court of Appeal Judge Blair Edwards of Tangipahoa Parish are vying for an open seat on the Louisiana Supreme Court.
By: James Finn, John Simerman, Andrea Gallo
The settlement comes seven years after the death of Ronald Greene during a Louisiana State Police arrest.
By: James Finn, Andrea Gallo, John Simerman
FILE - In this image from Louisiana State Police Trooper Dakota DeMoss' body camera video obtained by The Associated Press, fellow troopers hold up
The Louisiana Supreme Court has stepped in to decide the constitutionality of a new state law that abolished the Orleans criminal clerk and whether an election is required to fill a unified post.
By: Marco Cartolano, John Simerman
The case is expected to be re-allotted to another of the 12 district court judges in the building.
By: John Simerman
Paul left the Baton Rouge police force in 2023 after five-plus tumultuous years in office.
By: John Simerman
Former Jefferson Parish councilman Mark Spears Jr., now a justice of the peace, is accused of using the latter office to pump up his private law practice and work as a sports agent on Instagram.
By: John Simerman
When a police SWAT team found two teens holed up in an attic with a gun in the Desire neighborhood last week, each wore an electronic monitor.
By: John Simerman
BY JOHN SIMERMAN 1 min to read Leon Cannizzaro has retired as chief of Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill' s criminal division, a
By: John Simerman
Cannizzaro, 73, a Lakeview resident, began his career as a prosecutor under former DA Harry Connick.
