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Louisiana Supreme Court bans former judge from practicing law

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January 22, 2010

New Orleans, Louisiana: The Louisiana Supreme Court not only accepted a resignation from former St. Bernard Parish Judge Wayne G. Cresap, it also banned him from ever practicing law again. In October of 2009, Cresap pleaded guilty to charges of wire fraud in which he received roughly $80,000 in illegal payments.[1]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ WWLTV "Supreme Court accepts resignation of St. Bernard judge," January 22, 2010
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