Baton Rouge Parole Committee Conducts Revocation Hearing for Anthony Kenner Jr

The Louisiana Board of Pardons and Parole convened on August 6, 2025, in Baton Rouge to conduct a revocation hearing for inmate Anthony Kenner Jr., currently held at the Saint Charles Nelson Correctional Center. The meeting, led by Chair Steve Prater, included board members Carolyn Stapleton and Jerry LeDoux, as well as correctional staff present to support the proceedings.

During the hearing, Mr. Kenner confirmed his identity and acknowledged the waiver he signed, which outlines his rights during the process. The board proceeded with the hearing, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that all protocols were followed and that Mr. Kenner understood the implications of the proceedings.

This hearing marks a critical step in the parole process, as it addresses potential violations that could affect Mr. Kenner's eligibility for parole. The outcome of this hearing will have significant implications for Mr. Kenner's future and the broader community, as decisions made by the board can influence public safety and rehabilitation efforts.

As the board continues its work, the focus remains on balancing the needs of individuals seeking parole with the safety and interests of the community. The decisions made in these hearings are vital in shaping the future of those involved and ensuring a fair and just process.