Ethics charges against Monsours aren’t justified, Baton Rouge attorney and developer says

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An attorney and developer who pursued New Markets Tax Credits financing through the East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority several years ago says he thinks charges of ethics violations filed Wednesday against the RDA’s former president and CEO, Walter Monsour, and his son, attorney Jordan Monsour, are unfounded. The board charged Jordan Monsour with violating ethics

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