Expresses condolences upon the death of Karl Erich Krousel.
The resolution does not alter any existing laws but serves to memorialize a member of the community who made significant contributions both as a legal professional and as a devoted community member. It contributes to the tradition of honoring individuals who have made a positive impact on society, reflecting values shared by the legislative body. While SCR28 does not change legislation per se, it reinforces the role of attorneys in community service and ethical leadership.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 28 expresses the condolences of the Legislature of Louisiana upon the passing of Karl Erich Krousel, a respected local attorney and Baton Rouge native. The resolution highlights his contributions to the legal community and his commitment to service, particularly towards the underprivileged, notably his volunteer efforts in Haiti following a devastating earthquake in 2010. This resolution serves as a formal acknowledgment of Krousel's impactful life and career in the service of the law and his community.
The sentiment surrounding SCR28 is deeply respectful and commemorative. Members of the legislature and the community acknowledge Krousel's achievements and express their collective grief over his loss. The tone is one of gratitude and respect for a life dedicated to advocating for others and supporting those in need, illustrating a unified sentiment of recognition for Krousel's character and contributions.
Although memorial resolutions typically do not invoke contention, SCR28 could provide a platform for discourse on the importance of community service and ethical practice within the legal profession. It underscores the societal need to recognize and emulate the charitable actions of attorneys like Krousel, which can serve as a template for future legal professionals. The resolution could inspire legislative discussions on promoting similar service-oriented initiatives among community leaders.