Louisiana HB1148 limits the judiciary commission's authority over the deliberative process of judges.
Louisiana HB1148 amends the authority of the judiciary commission to prohibit it from reviewing the deliberative process of judges, discretionary determinations, or the outcome of any application of law to the facts. The commission retains its powers to administer oaths, subpoena witnesses, and require the production of relevant evidence during investigations or hearings. Determinations by the commission or the supreme court regarding the deliberative process cannot be used as evidence of prior misconduct.
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