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Parish president seeks budget fix for court lawsuit

St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard is working to resolve pending lawsuits from the 27th Judicial District Court and the District Attorney's office through budget adjustments. Bellard expressed confidence that the upcoming budget process will help address the legal disputes facing the parish.

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