The trial for pro-Palestinian protesters at Tulane begins Friday. Here's what to know.
A New Orleans judge on Friday is expected to hear the case against more than a dozen pro-Palestinian demonstrators accused of remaining in a place after being forbidden, a misdemeanor charge that came after a May skirmish on Tulane University’s campus.
Trial begins for 14 arrested during Pro-Palestine Protest at Tulane
NEW ORLEANS — Fourteen people appeared in court today following their arrests during a pro-Palestine protest on Tulane University's campus this past spring. The protest, which took place in May, saw demonstrators gather in support of Palestinian rights.
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