General Landry: The Constitution makes it very clear: students do not have to surrender their First Amendment rights at the school house door.

General Landry: My office and I will continue to investigate companies that engage in unsafe and deceptive trade practices and do all we legally can to make our communities safer.

General Landry: It is unimaginable that people would violate children’s innocence by spreading child pornography. Every time an image or video is shared, the child is re-victimized; so our office is working tirelessly with our law enforcement partners to find and expose child predators.

General Landry: We once again encourage anyone who may know of people using the Medicaid program to illegally take money, services, or drugs to report it to our office.

General Landry: I thank the Governor for putting his faith in our office’s leadership on this issue. We will work hard to hold drug companies accountable for contributing to the opioid abuse, misuse, and addiction that have destroyed so many Louisiana families.

General Landry: My office and I remain committed to finding and apprehending those accused of Internet crimes against children.

General Landry: My office and I are extremely thankful for Brandon’s service to our State, and we look forward to maintaining strong federal partnerships with Brandon leading the Middle District.

General Landry: If you know of people using the Medicaid program to take money, services, or drugs to which they are not entitled – please report it to our office.

General Landry: I applaud the Trump Administration for proposing a budget that prioritizes border security, assists law enforcement in the fight against the opioid epidemic, and returns offshore revenue to the coastal states that produce the needed energy for our country.

General Landry: The decline of Louisiana's coastline over the past 50 years had been a constant issue for Louisiana. Unfortunately, the creation of the Intracostal Waterway by the Corps has exasperated the problem.

General Landry: Mardi Gras parades, parties, and balls are in full swing, but it is always important to remember to be safe and use good judgment while passing a good time.

General Landry: It is important for students to test their skills and ensure they understand the topics discussed in order to prepare themselves for life after high school.

General Landry: We will continue our efforts in doing all we legally can to bring those who expose and exploit our State's children to justice.

General Landry: Whether it is those who acquire unneeded prescription drugs, falsely bill, or lie to gain eligibility; all Medicaid welfare fraud is wrong; and my office will do all we legally can to stop it.

General Landry: The law prohibits animals or death row inmates from being killed by dismemberment, and the same protection should be provided for a defenseless unborn child.

Chief Deputy Stiles: Judge Polster's interest in resolving this issue globally is commendable. The opioid epidemic is a complex issue that Attorney General Jeff Landry has attacked from multiple fronts and will continue to do so moving forward.

General Landry: The Constitution does not require prisons to be comfortable; it requires them to be humane.

General Landry: As the Attorney General of a state most impacted by the opioid crisis, I applaud President Trump for his efforts to end this epidemic.

General Landry: I thank Congressman Higgins for his efforts to raise awareness of cystic fibrosis. And I support his efforts to help Bella and others with CF.

General Landry: I commend President Trump for inviting two of Louisiana’s best to be his special guests at tomorrow’s State of the Union Address.