Andrea Gallo

"Allen and his allies have tried to keep a lid on the story, refusing to discuss it or insisting that a court has sealed the documents. That is not true. A review of the docket shows no seal orders." https://t.co/fERBNU08ST

RT @samkarlin: Louisiana lawmakers are filing a host of bills to address the spiraling property insurance crisis. How did we get here? I…

We wrote about this undercurrent a few years ago: campaigns for Louisiana's Supreme Court are dominated by this issue. It's not necessarily Republican v Democrat, it's "pro-legacy lawsuit payouts" vs "anti-legacy lawsuit payouts" https://t.co/XCw23AmITF

Andrea Gallo @aegallo

This is a big deal and has far-reaching judicial implications in Louisiana. These lawsuits, often deemed 'legacy lawsuits' here, have become a litmus test for judiciary candidates here who are generally either backed by Carmouche or oil companies. https://t.co/wT77JgVpAv

This is a big deal and has far-reaching judicial implications in Louisiana. These lawsuits, often deemed 'legacy lawsuits' here, have become a litmus test for judiciary candidates here who are generally either backed by Carmouche or oil companies. https://t.co/wT77JgVpAv

Attorneys for two Louisiana death row inmates with pending execution dates filed challenges this week at the Louisiana Supreme Court, arguing that their death warrants are premature. https://t.co/xESIL1e4Df

Louisiana death penalty watch: 2 more death warrants have been signed scheduling nitrogen gas executions for May 28 & June 4. Defense lawyers say these cases differ from Jessie Hoffman's & that defendants have not yet exhausted all post-conviction relief https://t.co/pbgYbNSQlJ

RT @emily_woodruff_: 🚨 Are you a federal or state employee in Louisiana? I want to understand how federal cuts are affecting day-to-day wo…

RT @rjamesfinn: Today’s Times-Picayune | @NOLAnews https://t.co/8GnYdlu0T0

RT @_haleymiller4: Anti-death penalty advocates held a vigil outside the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola yesterday as the state put…

At 6:26 p.m., Jessie Hoffman’s head moved inside the mask. Less than a minute later, a few seconds before 6:27 p.m., he jerked slightly. It would be the last significant movement Hoffman would make, in a life he’d mostly spent on death row. https://t.co/eEkgFDTUdz

Today’s front pages of @NOLAnews and @theadvocatebr after Louisiana’s first execution in 15 years and first using nitrogen gas. So grateful for our team of reporters, photographers, copy editors, digital crew & all others who made this happen on deadline last night. https://t.co/st64PLIRVj

The great @johnsimerman witnessed Louisiana’s first nitrogen gas execution last night. Here’s his account of how Louisiana put Jessie Hoffman to death. https://t.co/W5Z6Gbziwr

Early details about the nitrogen gas death of Jessie Hoffman at Angola tonight, Louisiana's 1st execution in 15 years: -Nitrogen gas flowed 19 minutes -Hoffman died around 6:50 p.m. -He declined to give a final statement or have a final meal at the prison https://t.co/IAm3WdE573

Louisiana has officially executed Jessie Hoffman, carrying out the state's first nitrogen gas execution, his attorneys confirm for us. Still awaiting details about how long it it took, his official time of death: https://t.co/wfhPGniFHM

RT @rjamesfinn: Florence Hoffman, the younger sister of Jessie Hoffman, sits beneath an oak tree looking at a photo of her brother outside…

U.S. Supreme Court has officially declined to issue a stay in Jessie Hoffman's case. We expect that the state of Louisiana will soon put him to death, as they are officially in the window of time that allows for executions. https://t.co/wfhPGniFHM

RT @rjamesfinn: Breaking: At the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, Warden Darrell Vannoy just briefed reporters, saying that the exec…