Louisiana: Louisiana Family Lawyer

Networks cue up family-friendly films (The Springfield News-Leader) - 136 weeks ago

Tonight's Must-See: "Bruce Almighty" (2003), 7p.m., Fox. Actually, you can catch just about any network tonight. Figuring we're in a holiday mood, most have movies that families will enjoy.

Kobe-Shaq rivalry now has a price (Los Angeles Times) - 136 weeks ago

Kobe vs. Shaq.

Up Next And Recaps (CBS News) - 136 weeks ago

COVER STORY -- The Good News: Tracy Smith with three vignettes of good news: A coal plant putting out clean energy, a distressed school that has turned itself around, and “The Romeos,” which stands for Retired Old Men Eating Out -- a group of seniors who gather for lunch and friendship.

The Paul Newman Collection (DVD Talk) - 136 weeks ago

Somebody Up There Likes Me, The Left Handed Gun, The Young Philadelphians, Harper, Pocket Money, The Mackintosh Man, The Drowning Pool.

Unwelcome attention invading MySpace.com (Denver Post) - 136 weeks ago

Parker resident Melissa Lease discovered one downside of the Internet age when a friend told her that revealing photos she sent to her husband were appearing on social networking site MySpace.com.

Decisions by e-mail? (Greater Baton Rouge Business Report) - 136 weeks ago

The controversy over where to locate the main branch of the library continues. Public meetings have drawn crowds and newspaper articles and columns have generated letters.

Mother and Father (Boston Globe) - 136 weeks ago

Carla Latty removes a 1982 letter from her file of important papers. Written shortly after Latty learned she is adopted, it offers the first clues in her search for her birth mother.

Karen Carter's legal contracts draw fire (New Orleans Times-Picayune) - 136 weeks ago

In her campaign to unseat U.S. Rep. William Jefferson in Louisiana's 2nd Congressional District, state Rep.

Iran-U.S. chill keeps felon free in Nashville (Fairview Observer) - 136 weeks ago

Local authorities thought Abbas Nejat would be deported after he shot a man in a south Nashville bar and pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Instead, the 24-year-old is once again walking the streets of Music City after federal immigration officials released him from a holding center in Louisiana.

Free: Killer's final confession a relief to one-time suspect (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) - 136 weeks ago

The police came for Hal Carter on a Friday afternoon in November 1989. As the 39-year-old lawyer sat at his desk in his Shreveport, La., office, reporters and TV crews gathered outside. Word had leaked out that he was a prime suspect in the gruesome murders of his former girlfriend, her father and her 8-year-old nephew.