Re: Criminal Law in Louisiana

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Hey Hardy,

I don't know how paid Cindy. Just be sure to declare it as a
campaign expense.

On 9/08/06, Cindy wrote:
> On 9/08/06, Cindy Landry wrote:
>
>> Dear Mr. Parkinson,
>
>> It is great to see you speak out. I have had to witness the
> lack of a LA "Criminal" Justice System. You are so correct.
> After researching the subject some, I found the National
> Defense Attorneys Assoc. had research on Calcasieu, Caddo,
aand
> Avoyelles parishes. Seeing the actions of Livingston Parish
> during a death penalty case on a monthly base- Liv scores
would
> be comparable. You are corrrect in what you say about 'that is
> not all to it,' for isn't there a lawsuit against LA 's Public
> Defense system claiming it is 'unconstitional?' From major
> funding issues to confidentiality problems. "40 Years After
> Gideon" was an interesting read and it is all true. We do
need
> invention most likely against all parishes. I hope more
> attorneys will speak out for changes. The LA Supreme Court
> Justice addressed the Legislator right before Katrina hit, and
> advised them to fix the problems- especially financial. Angola
> is overwhelmed with New Orlean inmates and to few employees
> about in a state of emergency ...the list goes on.
>
> Mr. Parkinson, I thoroughly enjoy reading your poems and
> writings about LA.
>
> Sincerely- a Hardy fan!
>
>
>
>>
>> On 9/05/06, Hardy Parkerson, Atty. wrote:
>>> Dear Counsel.Net Friends,
>>>
>>> In Louisiana we have a serious problem that nobody
>>> seems to care about. Nobody that is, but me and the
>>> thousands of men and women sitting in jail, unable to make
>>> bond, and awaiting a trial which never seems to come........
>>>
>>>
>>> ........The Criminal "Justice" System has broken down in
>>> Louisiana, and nobody cares. Nobody! Oh, yes! Nobody but
>>> me and the thousands of men an women in jail, unable to
>>> make bond, and awaiting a trial which never seems to come.
>>>