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A rare arrest warrant has been issued for a California doctor for violating Louisiana's abortion ban by providing pills via telehealth. This highlights ongoing legal battles over prescribing abortion medication across state lines following the overturn of Roe v. Wade. The case involves multiple states and legal strategies to restrict access.
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Kyren Lacy, a former LSU wide receiver, died by apparent suicide in April amid a criminal case linked to a fatal December crash. Police videos and evidence suggest Lacy was not responsible for the crash, contradicting initial police claims. The case remains under review as new footage challenges earlier findings.
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Derrick Groves, a convicted murderer and escapee from a New Orleans jail, was found hiding in an Atlanta home after nearly five months on the run. Authorities recaptured him following a standoff involving police and SWAT teams. Groves faces extradition to Louisiana, where he is charged with escape and other crimes.
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Recent developments in LNG projects include a planned stake acquisition by XRG, maintenance shutdowns at the Tamar gas field, and regulatory scrutiny of emissions. Egypt is also exploring increased exports, aiming to boost investment and production amid rising costs and environmental concerns.
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Calvin Duncan, ex-inmate and legal advocate, was elected as clerk of the parish criminal court in New Orleans. After serving 28 years in prison and winning exoneration, he aims to modernize court record systems and ensure fair treatment, defeating incumbent Darren Lombard in a runoff. The election highlights his lifelong fight for justice.
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Jimmie Duncan, convicted in 1998 of killing 23-month-old Haley Oliveaux, has had his conviction vacated after new evidence discredited forensic bite mark analysis. Duncan was released on bail as his case awaits review by the Louisiana Supreme Court. The case highlights issues with flawed forensic evidence and wrongful convictions.