"The guilty pleas today from this serial rapist are the culmination of the hard work of the Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office in conjunction with my office’s Criminal Division. The Louisiana Department of Justice will continue to protect the rights of crime victims in our state and bring violent sexual predators like this to justice."

"It’s time for Joe Biden to end his assault on Louisiana energy. Instead of addressing America’s real energy challenges, his administration has decided to double down on a reckless environmental agenda. This pause is unlawful, damages our economy, and harms our national security," said General Murrill.

Attorney General Liz Murrill and Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams met at the Louisiana Department of Justice to execute the historic agreement between their offices.

The Biden Administration has given more than $1 billion to UNRWA, which diverts money intended for education and civil works to material support for kidnapping, torture, and murder.

A Federal District Court dismissed a suit challenging the de-listing of the Louisiana Black Bear from the endangered species list.

"Our message to President Joe Biden and Secretary Mayorkas is simple, if you cannot bring yourselves to enforce the law, get out of the way so Texas can."

Federal Judge deals blow to EPA. Blocks agency from imposing race-based mandates against Louisiana.

Agents with Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s Office have arrested a Michigan woman for defrauding Louisiana’s pandemic unemployment program of over $66,000.

Today, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced additional members of her Leadership team. The announcement follows the recent naming of Larry Frieman as Chief Deputy, Benjamin Aguiñaga as Solicitor General, and her entire Communications staff.

Statement from Attorney General Liz Murrill on the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against the Biden Administration's Department of Energy

SG Liz Murrill: As a mom and an attorney, I know this is one of the most important fights before us as our State’s children are being harmed on social media with relentless content of sex, drugs, alcohol, and more.

SG Liz Murrill: This is a significant opportunity for the American people to be heard in the highest court of the land. It also grants us an opportunity to affirm once and for all that the government is not permitted to use the government-speech doctrine to muffle the expression of disfavored viewpoints.

AG Jeff Landry: We regret that Israel’s pursuit of justice and self-defense will cost lives. But responsibility for every life lost in this conflict can be laid at the feet of the cowardly Hamas leadership, residing in comfort in Doha, and their murderous servants. We pray for peace and safety for Israel and the rest of the Middle East.

AG Jeff Landry: From verbal attacks to physical attacks and social bullying to cyber bullying, these forms of hostile behavior harm kids emotionally and physically. Together, we can stop bullying in our schools and positively impact the lives of our students.

AG Jeff Landry: Anyone with information regarding Mr. Rhodes is encouraged to call the LBI toll-free at 1-800-256-4506. Callers may remain anonymous.

AG Jeff Landry: At a time when working families are being squeezed by unaffordable Bidenomics, I am glad to deliver yet another victory defeating overreaching bureaucrats.

AG Jeff Landry: The Board of Pardons should not sacrifice the rule of law, the rights of victims, and the public’s participation simply to achieve the Governor’s political objective. The laws on our books must be enforced and proper procedure must be followed.

AG Jeff Landry: This is a significant victory for the American people. And it confirms what we have said from the very beginning: the federal government is not permitted to engage in viewpoint censorship, no matter your political ideology.

AG Jeff Landry: Crime is ravaging our State; and instead of doing more to increase public safety, some officials have been fueling the fire. I am proud to fight for crime victims; and today, we ensured they receive the justice they were promised.

AG Jeff Landry: We pray for our farmers, our timber industry, our land, and our people. We pray for safety and water; we pray for nourishment and calm; we pray for our first responders; and we pray for our neighbors we have lost and the families they leave behind.