Louisiana SB207 removes time limitations on prosecuting certain crimes by elected officials and public employees.
Louisiana SB207 removes time limitations on prosecuting specific crimes committed by elected officials and public employees. These crimes include abuse of office, bribery of a candidate, bribery of voters, corrupt influencing, malfeasance in office, and public bribery. The bill ensures that these offenses can be prosecuted regardless of the time elapsed since they were committed, effective August 1, 2026.
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