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Eunice Police increase focus on training

From left, Lt. Donnie Thibodeaux, Deputy Chief Richard Daigle and Police Chief Randy Fontenot. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

The Eunice Police Department is increasing its focus on training with an eye to standardizing how officers are initiated into the work and veterans are kept up to date, Eunice Police Chief Randy Fontenot said.
“It has become an issue,” Fontenot said of training.

Judge Marilyn Castle visits Summit Group

District Judge Marilyn Castle visited the Summit Group at the Rice Palace in Crowley on April 16 to discuss her upcoming race for the State Supreme Court. Her district includes Lafayette, Acadia, Vermilion, Jeff Davis, St. Landry, Avoyelles, Calcasieu and Cameron parishes. Judge Castle has the reputation of being fair to all parties in her court; thus assuring all defendants that they will get a fair and unbiased hearing based on the facts, evidence and applicable law that is so vital to the integrity of our judicial system. She outlined the duties and responsibilities of a Supreme Court Justice and answered all questions from the group. Those in attendance were, seated from left, Crowley Chief of Police and Acadia Parish Sheriff-elect K. P. Gibson, B. I. Moody III and Judge Castle; standing, Billy and Nancy Broadhurst, Milo A. Nickel Sr., Kenneth Privat and Fred Reggie. (Photo by Crowley Post-Signal)

District Judge Marilyn Castle visited the Summit Group at the Rice Palace in Crowley on April 16 to discuss her upcoming race for the State Supreme Court. Her district includes Lafayette, Acadia, Vermilion, Jeff Davis, St. Landry, Avoyelles, Calcasieu and Cameron parishes.

Senators want swanky French Quarter legal meetings to end

The Senate Thursday unanimously passed Senate Bill 395 by Sen. Rick Ward, R-Port Allen, ending a practice of lawyers, judges and lawmaker indulging several times a year in food and drink at the swanky Hotel Monteleone in New Orleans on the taxpayer dime.

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