AG Jeff Landry: 2020 has challenged all of us, and it is understandable for folks to want to let loose as they welcome 2021. Unfortunately, criminals do not take the holidays off so I encourage all law-abiding citizens to celebrate wisely. Together, we can help make the new year happy and safe for our State and her people.

AG Jeff Landry: Luke Letlow led an honorable life in public service to our State and our Nation. Luke was a true statesman committed to making Louisiana better. Luke’s death is a great tragedy, and Sharon’s and my prayers are with Julia and the kids.

AG Jeff Landry: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please get help. No one deserves to be abused. Anyone in a dangerous situation who needs resources or to talk to someone should call the LCADV's 24-hour toll-free hotline at 1-888-411-1333; if immediate help is needed, dial 911.

AG Jeff Landry: The New York Attorney General’s actions threaten the civil rights of five million NRA members - including citizens of Louisiana. I am proud to fight back against this partisan attack on the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens who respect the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.

AG Jeff Landry: My office and I are dedicated to making Louisiana a safer place. We will continue to collaborate with our local, state, and federal partners to bring child predators to justice.

AG Jeff Landry: I am proud of the work my Cyber Crime Unit has done during the pandemic and will continue to do through these times of increased online activity. We will never cease in our efforts to investigate and arrest those committing Internet crimes against children.

AG Jeff Landry: Today’s action by the Supreme Court maintains that Louisiana is not a dictatorship. No elected official, including the Governor, can ignore or reject the checks and balances that underpin our government.

AG Jeff Landry: If you choose to be vaccinated, know this: no amount of money or personal information will cure the wait to get the vaccine. Just like they did with supposed test kits, treatments, and personal protective equipment – scammers are offering too good to be true schemes with the vaccine.

AG Jeff Landry: Every time a sexual abuse image or video of a child is viewed, that child is re-victimized. So my office will continue working tirelessly to find and arrest the criminals who produce, distribute, and possess child pornography.

AG Jeff Landry: From an increasing preoccupation with gambling to an irritability when attempting to stop, there are many signs and symptoms of problem gambling. Fortunately, there are also many free resources available to address gambling problems or concerns.

AG Jeff Landry: This is yet another solemn reminder of the dangers children can face while on the internet. At a time when children are spending more time online, my office is doing all we legally can to bring to justice those who seek to harm them.

AG Jeff Landry: Americans are buying goods online now more than ever. Unfortunately, this means that more packages are being left on doorsteps - susceptible to porch pirates. So I encourage Louisiana consumers to follow these tips.

AG Jeff Landry: I was shocked and dismayed to learn that Mayor Cantrell, on official City of New Orleans letterhead, wrote to Dick Clark Productions in a misguided attempt to have Lauren removed from the lineup of the New Orleans “New Year’s Rockin Eve” Celebration.

AG Jeff Landry: Without the relief we seek from the Supreme Court, sex offenders in Louisiana will be able to move unnoticed through our communities. For the safety of past and future crime victims, I urge the Supreme Court to grant our request expeditiously and help us continue to protect Louisiana families.

AG Jeff Landry: This case falls within the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction, and the motion to file should have been granted. It is incredibly disappointing that the Supreme Court decided to hide behind discretion in a dispute between states.

AG Jeff Landry: My office is committed to using every tool we have to protect Louisiana’s children. We will continue to collaborate with our local, state, and federal partners to bring child predators to justice.

AG Jeff Landry: Facebook has thwarted competition and reduced consumer privacy to increase their profits. This big tech giant has leveraged their monopolist power to extract more lucrative advertising fees while consistency undermining and abusing user trust.

AG Jeff Landry: While some in the media and the political class try to sidestep legitimate issues for the sake of expediency, I will continue to pursue legal remedies to protect our State’s people from damage caused by other states counting unlawful votes or not counting lawful votes.

AG Jeff Landry: Louisiana citizens are damaged if elections in other states were conducted outside the confines of the Constitution while we obeyed the rules.

AG Jeff Landry: My Cyber Crime Unit continues to work tirelessly to investigate and arrest those producing, possessing, or distributing sexual abuse images and videos of children.