Nolaallycat
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Taken from my same link above.. Ruh-roh! ..so someone did in fact post her 1500 bond and she should've been free to go.. but the MS coroner said no to hold her.. which as her public defender is now saying is BS and there's no such law allowing such.. i cerrtainly hope these screw ups do not allow murderers to walk Scott free and justice for Jaren to go unserved.. because its these exact screw ups that I've seen cost states attorneys offices cases before.. not good IMO!
From what I know as fact, a coroner Can have someone committed(if the person is 18) if there is concern that they are in danger of hurting themselves. A friend of mine's mother was a family friend coroner Minyard here in Nola. He was very heavy into meth and on a 4 day bender and very suicidal. She tried to have him committed to a psychiatric ward but couldn't because he was over 18. A doctor friend said the coroner could have him placed on a unit without his consent. She called Minyard and he did just that. Wonder if that's what LE was trying to accomplish in MAS's case. Im not sure if that would work in this scenario though. Just a thought.
And luckily my friend is off meth and doing well today.