Louisiana HB1257 prohibits elected judges, district attorneys, sheriffs, and their immediate family members from having an ownership or financial.
Louisiana HB1257 amends existing law to prohibit elected judges, district attorneys, sheriffs, and their immediate family members from having an ownership or financial interest in any company that provides electronic monitoring services in the state. This change extends the prohibition from elected officials and their immediate family members to include judges, district attorneys, and sheriffs. The bill defines "immediate family" as per R.S. 42:1102.
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