’No taxation without representation’ at heart of LSU tax district fight, attorney says 

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A lawsuit challenging a pair of special taxing districts tied to LSU hinges on a core principle of American governance: Voters must approve new taxes, according to attorney William Most. Speaking Monday at the Press Club of Baton Rouge, Most said the legal challenge, filed in December on behalf of his client, former Metro Council

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