As Coach O, Heisman winner Joe Burreaux, and the rest of the LSU Tigers prepare to take on Clemson in the College Football Playoff National Championship, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is encouraging Tiger fans to use extreme caution when purchasing those must-have tickets on the secondary market.

General Landry: Our brief outlines the documented evidence of Louisiana abortion clinics’ poor safety records, inadequate credentialing practices, and efforts to undermine health and safety regulations designed to protect women.

General Landry: We are taking this legal action to protect the incomes of working families, preserve the management and preservation of a critical species, and uphold the rule of law.

General Landry: This is an ongoing investigation. I encourage anyone with information regarding Ian Bagley to call the LBI toll-free at 1-800-256-4506; callers may remain anonymous.

This ruling shows what a procedural quagmire we find ourselves in. All we want to do is bring additional, relevant information to the attention of Law Enforcement and the Court. As Judge Elrod states, this is also information that is important to the public.

General Landry: Everyone loves a good deal; but thieves, unpredictable tempers, and extremely large crowds could cost you more than expected. This Black Friday, make sure you get the most bang for your buck without sacrificing your personal and financial safety.

General Landry: This ruling will help ensure that pending criminal litigation in Louisiana continues through the courts efficiently - allowing all prosecutors, as well as our office, to continue working to ensure justice for crime victims and their families.

Upholding their obligations and duties at the Louisiana DOJ to refer alleged criminal activity for investigation and prosecution, attorneys filed a writ of mandamus with the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals requesting the unsealing of information so that a criminal referral can move forward against a staff member at a Shreveport abortion provider.

General Landry: Child pornography is a dreadful crime that inflicts lifelong damage to the victims. I applaud my office and our law enforcement partners for finding and arresting the despicable people who possess, distribute, and produce these horrific sexual abuse images and videos.

General Landry: I would do anything to ensure the safety of my child; and as your Attorney General, I am committed to doing whatever I can to protect all of our State’s children.

General Landry: It is a scary fact, but children are more than twice as likely to be killed by a car while walking on Halloween night than at any other time of the year. It is imperative that parents and guardians be extra vigilant and take the appropriate precautions to make certain their children remain out of harm’s way.

General Landry: Protecting Louisiana children is one of my top priorities. So my office and I will continue to do all we can to find and arrest child predators.

General Landry: The black-market products sold on these platforms may be counterfeit or tainted, sometimes with harmful health effects. So together – Republican and Democrat – we want to solve this problem and make our jurisdictions safer places to live, work, and raise families.

General Landry: I am proud of our office’s work on this case to protect consumers and get justice. I hope this settlement serves as a warning to companies that we take seriously our duty to defend Louisiana’s consumers from harm.

General Landry: This case should be a reminder to businesses and consumers to take a few extra steps to keep their information safe online. And it is further proof of the need for comprehensive immigration reform.

General Landry: My office and I are committed to doing all we legally can to protect Louisiana’s children. This includes arresting a number of illegal immigrants who have inflicted damage on our State’s citizens.

General Landry: We will not waver in defense of our State's pro-woman and pro-life laws; and we will continue to do all we legally can to protect Louisiana women.

General Landry: It is nearly impossible to tell the difference between counterfeit drugs and real medications. It only takes one; there are no second chances.

General Landry: Medicaid welfare fraud jeopardizes healthcare resources for Louisiana’s poor and steals from our State’s taxpayers. This unlawful and immoral act is especially heinous when perpetuated by people who are supposed to be taking care of our State’s most needy.

General Landry: Child pornography is a dreadful crime that repeatedly victimizes children. So my office and I will continue to do all we can to find and arrest those who possess, distribute, and produce these horrific sexual abuse images and videos.