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High court upholds Bossier school bond election

By: Nancy Cook
Updated: July 11, 2012

     Bossier attorney John Settle this morning was informed by telephone that the writ he filed with the Louisiana Supreme Court asking his lawsuit against the Bossier Parish School Board be reconsidered was denied.

    The writ was filed after the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal upheld a decision by a lower court upholding the legality of the April 21, 2012 Bossier Parish School Board Election.

    Settle filed a lawsuit in district court June 20 asking that the April 21 election be thrown out, but 26thJudicial District Jeff Cox, before whom Settle argued, on June 26, ruled in favor of the Bossier Parish School Board, saying Settle failed to prove his case.
   

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