Louisiana HB55 prohibits the disclosure of juror information, with exceptions for court-ordered disclosures.
Louisiana HB55 amends state law to prohibit the disclosure of juror information, including names, addresses, and likenesses. The bill creates an exception for court-ordered disclosures if good cause is found. Violators face penalties of up to $1,000, six months in prison, or both. This law adds an exception to existing public records law.
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