Louisiana SB357 amends laws regarding the state's supreme court, including judicial collaboration, court security, and crier retirement.
Louisiana SB357 amends existing laws concerning the state's supreme court. It allows the supreme court to collaborate with other states' courts of last resort to create uniform rules. The bill also authorizes the court to adopt rules for administering these laws. Additionally, it provides for the retirement of a crier of the supreme court, including the manner of drawing retirement pay and the notification process upon retirement. The bill further allows the deputy secretary of public safety services to facilitate additional security assistance for the court. Effective August 1, 2026.
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