Louisiana district judge resigns from case involving slaying of prison guard

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September 10, 2010

Louisiana: Retired Judge Dennis Waldron of the Orleans Parish District Court has resigned from hearing the trials of five State Penitentiary inmates accused of killing a security officer. Judge Waldron has stated that he has asked the Louisiana Supreme Court to appoint another judge to the case, citing family health issues as his reason for resigning.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Associated Press "Judge in Angola 5 case resigns," August 13, 2010
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