| By DREW BROACH | Deputy metro editor |
JUVENILE JUSTICE: The victim was a 73-year-old grandmother. The defendants are high-school age, two of them too young to drive and one so small her head didn’t yet reach a grown man’s shoulders. Thus questions about both justice and accountability for juvenile offenders will form a backdrop when trial is scheduled to begin Monday in New Orleans for three teenagers charged with carjacking and killing Linda Frickey in Mid-City. SCHOOL CLOSURES: The plan to close 10 Jefferson Parish schools has alarmed many parents, and prompted some to protest. Underlying the proposal are declining enrollment in Louisiana’s second-largest public school system and an effort to save money on aging buildings that cost more than $25 million a year just to operate. TIGERS V. HAWKEYES: Can LSU win the first NCAA basketball championship in its history? Before Sunday afternoon’s game against Iowa, check out: The attention grabbersThe matchupThe Lil Wayne connectionHow Kim Mulkey’s son benefitted from LSU’s victory over Virginia TechTicket pricesColumnist Scott Rabalais’ takeThank you for starting your Sunday with Morning Headlines. Catch up on the latest news on NOLA.com. Drew. | 