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What Baton Rouge can expect next in Alton Sterling lawsuit

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Annie Ourso Landry

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September 12, 2019

MAKING THE CASE: Lawyers for Alton Sterling’s children, L. Chris Stewart, center, and Michael Adams, left, hold a press conference surrounded by members of Sterling’s family, elected officials and community activists. (File photo)

Alton Sterling lawsuit — MAKING THE CASE: Lawyers for Alton Sterling’s children, L. Chris Stewart, center, and Michael Adams, left, hold a press conference surrounded by members of Sterling’s family, elected officials and community activists. (File photo)

With no settlement in sight and plenty of legal maneuvering, the Alton Sterling lawsuit against the city-parish appears headed to trial in 2020.

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