Greg Miller
Coverage of Greg Miller in the Nexus archive.
- Louisiana rewrites law that criminalized publication of elected officials’ personal information
Louisiana revised a law that previously criminalized publishing elected officials' personal information online, removing penalties after critics called it unconstitutional. The amended law, effective August 1, no longer imposes criminal or financial penalties, addressing transparency advocates' concerns while maintaining privacy protections for officials.
- Bill to hide public money paid to college athletes nears final passage
Louisiana legislators are advancing House Bill 608, which would exempt public records detailing payments to college athletes from disclosure. The bill, supported by LSU athletics leaders, creates a loophole in the state’s public records law to conceal how public funds are distributed to athletes under NCAA revenue-sharing rules. Opponents, including Sen. Greg Miller and Sen. Beth Mizell, argue the legislation creates a double standard by shielding athlete payments while public salaries of non-athlete university employees remain transparent.