I defended Louisiana's admitting privileges law all the way up through the United States Supreme Court, paving the way to reverse Roe v. Wade just two years later.
In July 2026, I was indicted on 16 criminal counts (8 malfeasance, 8 public intimidation) for threatening to remove New Orleans officials from office.
An arrest warrant was issued with a $400,000 bond—that's $25,000 per charge!
Governor Landry called it a "kangaroo court" and promised to pardon me "as fast as the law allows."
The West Baton Rouge DA said my indictment has reached "constitutional crisis" level. I prefer to think of it as job security.
