BY MATTHEW ALBRIGHT | Staff writer The back-and-forth legal battle over Louisiana outlawing abortions has swung again. Yesterday, a Baton Rouge judge blocked the law, at least temporarily, as he weighs a lawsuit challenging it. That means the window in which abortions are legal has reopened. Meanwhile, tensions remain high around abortion clinics in the state. In Baton Rouge, a clinic that steers women away from abortions was vandalized, days after a confrontation at a nearby abortion clinic led to criminal charges. The Louisiana Judiciary Commission has found that a Baton Rouge-area judge abused her power to hold people in contempt of court. It has recommended a six-month unpaid suspension. This story has details on what the commission says she did, and how discipline behind closed doors apparently did little to deter her. Kaleb Jackson wants to be a hometown hero. The star Liberty High School running back committed yesterday to play at LSU. This story explains why he picked the Tigers and what he brings as a player. | 