John Simerman is an Author at various publications. He focuses on themes related to crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal affairs, often exploring topics such as court proceedings, legal reform, and lawsuits. His work has been featured in The Advocate, NOLA.com, SecurityInfoWatch.com, and OFFICER.
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John Simerman's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, legal policy regulation, crime, judicial misconduct, and police investigations in Louisiana and New Orleans. He actively reports on evolving stories with breaking news elements within these themes.
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A 17-year-old Belle Chasse boy fell to his death early Saturday from the abandoned Plaza Tower in New Orleans' Central Business District after
Orleans Parish Magistrate Judge Juana Marine Lombard fought Friday to reverse her disqualification from re-election, as her attorney argued before a state appeals court that the judge had good reason to certify last month that she filed all her required tax returns.
By: John Simerman
New Orleans defense attorney Tanzanika Ruffin announced her plans last November to run for a vacant seat on the Orleans Parish criminal court bench.
By: John Simerman
Tanzanika Ruffin was accused of bilking the parents of a client of $250,000 with false claims of services while claiming a secret agreement with the DA.
By: John Simerman
The Louisiana Supreme Court is allowing New Orleans Magistrate Judge Juana Lombard to run for re-election this year, declining Thursday to reverse
By: John Simerman
Criminal District Judge Leon Roche oversaw the short-lived grand jury indictment of Attorney General Liz Murrill. Her office called for his recusal from all cases prosecuted by her office.
By: John Simerman
Transcripts of FBI wiretaps of notorious former NOPD officer Len Davis helped Manuel Nelson’s attorneys persuade appeals court judges to call for new trials for two 1994 murders.
By: John Simerman, Andrea Gallo
The Judiciary Commission of Louisiana released a new set of misconduct charges Tuesday against Supreme Court Justice Jefferson Davis Hughes
Former model Dean Kelly was headed back to prison Friday after pleading guilty in New Orleans to a violation of his sex offender registration and a misdemeanor sexual battery charge
By: John Simerman
Todd Wessinger argues that killing him using Louisiana’s newest method of execution, nitrogen gas, would be unconstitutional by risking “prolonged conscious suffocation.”
