Committee continues Brandon Mouton’s parole review until court date
January 20, 2026 | Committee on Parole, Boards & Commissions, Organizations, Executive, Louisiana
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Brandon Mouton appeared before the Committee on Parole at the Acadia Parish remote site on Jan. 20, 2026. The panel reviewed multiple allegations, including burglary and possession/possession with intent to distribute controlled substances; Mouton said evidence and circumstances required court resolution. The panel went into executive session and then voted to continue parole action until after his court date (March 9, 2026).
Chair Carolyn Stapleton explained that the board would defer to the judicial process and asked Mouton to return if the court did not dispose of the matter. The panel’s recorded action directs that the parole case remain open pending the outcome of the scheduled court proceedings.
Chair Carolyn Stapleton explained that the board would defer to the judicial process and asked Mouton to return if the court did not dispose of the matter. The panel’s recorded action directs that the parole case remain open pending the outcome of the scheduled court proceedings.
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