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Son of Baton Rouge judge pleads guilty to exposing himself to hotel employee

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By Quinn Coffman Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
The son of Baton Rouge Judge Gail Horne Ray pleaded guilty last week to a charge of obscenity for masturbating in front of a hotel cleaning employee while still on parole for his 1997 forcible rape convictions. But, as noted in the Aug. 18 document, 47-year-old Nelson Taylor Jr. made the plea as part of a strategy to get multiple previous motions to quash his case sent to a higher court for appeal. Taylor is accused of exposing himself to an employee at a hotel on Siegen Lane on Oct. 15, 2024.
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By Quinn Coffman Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
A Baton Rouge attorney, Sandra James Page, was held in contempt Monday for allegedly referring to Judge Colette Greggs as "the Grinch" during a July hearing.
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By Quinn Coffman Verified
| The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) Verified
Then-teenagers Dylan Fox, Yusef Wesley and Asia Jones each received decades in prison for their roles in the 2024 drive-by shooting of 14-year-old Eric Taylor, who'd been walking to Domino's Pizza with other juveniles when he was fatally shot.
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