John Bel Edwards

American Politician And Lawyer

John Bel Edwards was born in Amite City, Louisiana, United States on September 16th, 1966 and is the American Politician And Lawyer. At the age of 57, John Bel Edwards biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Date of Birth
September 16, 1966
Nationality
United States
Place of Birth
Amite City, Louisiana, United States
Age
57 years old
Zodiac Sign
Virgo
Profession
Lawyer, Politician
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Education
United States Military Academy (BS), Louisiana State University (JD)
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Spouse(s)
Donna Hutto ​(m. 1989)​
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3
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John Bel Edwards Career

After graduating from law school, Edwards clerked for Judge James L. Dennis of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and then became a practicing attorney with the Edwards & Associates law firm in Amite. Edwards handled a variety of cases, but did not practice criminal law because his brother was the local sheriff.

In 2007, Edwards ran for a seat in the Louisiana House of Representatives and was forced into a general election runoff with fellow attorney George Tucker. Edwards won every parish in the district. He was the only freshman lawmaker to chair a committee, the Veterans Affairs Committee, in the legislature. Edwards was also selected as chair of the Democratic House caucus, a rarity for a freshman legislator. Edwards criticized Governor Bobby Jindal for Jindal's frequent trips away from Louisiana to raise funds for Republicans elsewhere while Louisiana had been reducing its funding for higher education.

In 2011, Edwards was reelected to the Louisiana House of Representatives, defeating Johnny Duncan, 83% to 17%. He chaired the Louisiana House Democratic Caucus, making him the House Minority Leader. Cities and towns that Edwards represented included Amite, Greensburg, and Kentwood as well as part of Hammond.

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Louisiana trucker is charged with causing 160-car pile-up that killed EIGHT people by speeding down highway in 'superfog' and slamming into cars in front of him

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 15, 2024
A Louisiana trucker has been charged with causing a 160-car pile-up that killed eight people by slowing down a highway in a'superfog' and slamming into cars in front of him. Ronald Britt, 61, was charged with negligent murder for his involvement in a fiery highway pileup last year, which killed eight people. According to a statement released Tuesday by Louisiana State Police, Britt was speeding on Interstate 55 west of New Orleans on October 23, when he slammed into the back of a vehicle that had stopped in the left lane behind many others.

After shortening sentences and increasing paroles in the hopes to lose Louisiana's status as the country's biggest jailer, outgoing anti-prison king John Bel Edwards pardoned 56 prisoners, including 40 MURDERERS

www.dailymail.co.uk, December 23, 2023
In a move to reduce the massive prison population, John Bel Edwards, who will leave office in January, has pardoned 56 people in the last three months. 40 murderers were among those who were released. In the New Orleans suburb of Gretna, Anthony Riggins (top right) shot and killed an unarmed 68-year-old shopkeeper, Peter Davenhauer. In November 1977, Riggins was found guilty. Venson Dean Vampran (bottom right) was found guilty of murdering Mark Bass in October 1984 and raping his wife Susan Bass. He was 25 years old at the time.

PICTURE: Victims were killed after a horrific Louisiana highway pile up caused by'super fog' mist and wildfire fires

www.dailymail.co.uk, October 27, 2023
Seven of the eight people killed in one of the deadliest interstate highway pileups has been identified by a Louisiana coroner's office. The St. John Parish Coroner's Office was able to identify seven people three days after a'super fog' of smoke from marsh fires and heavy fog caused massive pile-ups across the I-55 highway. The pileup left eight people dead and another 63 injured
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