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The document is a legal motion filed in a Louisiana court requesting the reduction of a defendant's bond. The defendant, represented by counsel, argues that they are unable to pay the current bond amount and that their family can afford a lower bond. The Assistant District Attorney has no objection to this request. The document includes an order from the judge to officially reduce the bond.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Louisiana District Attorney document in the editor.
Begin by filling in the DOCKET NO. at the top of the form, ensuring it matches your case details.
In the section for 'Defendant', enter the name of the individual charged, followed by their specific charges.
Next, input the current bond amount set by the court in both numerical and written formats.
Indicate how much bond the defendant's family can afford to pay, again in both numerical and written formats.
If applicable, note that the Assistant District Attorney has no objection to reducing the bond amount.
Finally, complete the ORDER section with a new reduced bond amount and ensure all signatures are added before submission.

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Who is the state attorney for Louisiana?

Louisiana Attorney General Whether youre seeking justice in the courts, trustworthy information, or someone who will simply stand up for your family, business, and way of life, Attorney General Liz Murrill is the best lawyer for the job.

Who is our local district attorney?

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A district attorney (DA), however, is a specific type of prosecutor, typically the chief law enforcement attorney for a given county or judicial district. DAs are usually elected officials, responsible for managing their office, setting priorities, and handling high-profile or sensitive cases.

Do all states have district attorneys?

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Louisiana has 40 judicial districts. A district attorney is elected for each one.

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Who is the DA in Baton Rouge, Louisiana?

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The Honorable Jason Rogers Williams was sworn in as District Attorney of Orleans Parish on January 11, 2021. District Attorney Jason Williams was born in New Orleans in 1972 to Sidney Williams, a master carpenter, and Janice Rogers, a school teacher.

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