NEW ORLEANS ARREST FOLLOW-UP TOO SLOW, STATE SUPREME COURT RULES

November 7, 2009

Orleans Parish criminal courts must comply with the law that ensures that people are not held longer than 48 hours after arrest without a judge determining there was probable cause for the collar , the Louisiana Supreme Court said Friday.

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NEW ORLEANS ARREST FOLLOW-UP TOO SLOW, STATE SUPREME COURT RULES

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