January 15, 2010
by Greg Aymond

Louisiana Speaker of The House, Jim Tucker, Republican of District 86 and a Investment Banker/Real Estate Developer, could possibly bear some ill will against the Louisiana Ethics Board.

From the posts below, you can clearly see Speaker Tucker’s feelings toward the Ethics Board.

Perhaps that could be from the ethics charges placed against him by the Board, but for which he was found not guilty of, on October 11, 2007, for his allegedly may have violated:

•At a time when Jim Tucker served as an elected member of the Louisiana State House of Representatives;
•At a time when Jim Tucker owned 60% of Garden Oaks Holdings, LLC;
•At a time when Jim Tucker, on behalf of Garden Oaks Holdings, LLC applied for tax credits through the Gulf Opportunity Zone Tax Credit Program administered by the Louisiana Housing Finance Agency for the development Jackson Landing;
•When Jim Tucker, on behalf of Garden Oaks Holdings, LLC, entered into contract(s) with the Louisiana Housing Finance Agency for the receipt of tax credits totaling $1,250,000.00.

See the Details of Tucker’s Ethics Charges HERE

That is what you get when you allow the Legislators to decide the very laws that they themselves will be governed by.

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Information on Riverstone Residential knowingly exposing tenants to extreme amounts of mold toxins at Toxic Mold Infested Jefferson Lakes Apartments in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Toxic Mold Infested Jefferson Lakes Apartments managed by Riverstone Residential

Riverstone Residential Litigation

Mold Inspection Reports

Photos of Mold in Apartment

Attorney Malpractice

A letter to the NAA regarding an email they deleted without reading – please retract your amicus in the Abad case in Arizona – it is fraud by a political action committee, the National Apartment Association, that is furthering another fraud by another political action committee, the US Chamber of Commerce

Political Action Committee – NAA – files Amicus Brief in mold case (two infant deaths in mold filled apt – Wasatch Prop Mgmt) citing US Chamber/ACOEM ‘litigation defense report’ to disclaim health effects of indoor mold & limit financial risk for industry

“Changes in construction methods have caused US buildings to become perfect petri dishes for mold and bacteria to flourish when water is added. Instead of warning the public and teaching physicians that the buildings were causing illness; in 2003 the US Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform, a think-tank, and a workers comp physician trade organization mass marketed an unscientific nonsequitor to the courts to disclaim the adverse health effects to stave off liability for financial stakeholders of moldy buildings. Although publicly exposed many times over the years, the deceit lingers in US courts to this very day.” Sharon Noonan Kramer