New Orleans Court Deputy Disciplined for Handcuffing Journalists
A court deputy in New Orleans has been disciplined for handcuffing journalists, an action deemed a violation of etiquette.
New Orleans, LA, October 10, 2026 —
A court deputy working in New Orleans has faced disciplinary action following an incident where journalists were handcuffed. The action by the deputy has been characterized as a violation of established professional etiquette.
Details regarding the specific court where the incident occurred, the identity of the deputy, or the names of the journalists involved were not immediately available. The timeline of the event and the precise circumstances leading to the handcuffing are also not publicly detailed in the information provided.
The disciplinary measure taken against the court deputy signifies a formal acknowledgement that the action was inappropriate within the professional context of court proceedings and interactions with the press. The ruling that the handcuffing constituted a breach of etiquette indicates a standard of conduct expected when engaging with media representatives covering court activities.
The specific nature of the discipline, such as suspension, fine, or other measures, was not disclosed. Similarly, information about any formal complaint filed or the process of the disciplinary review was not provided. The incident highlights the ongoing considerations of access and conduct for journalists covering legal proceedings and the responsibilities of court personnel in such interactions.
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