Louisiana 2021 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR100

Introduced
5/17/21  
Introduced
5/17/21  
Refer
5/18/21  
Refer
5/18/21  
Report Pass
5/25/21  
Report Pass
5/25/21  
Passed
5/26/21  

Caption

Requests the Law Institute to study and make recommendations relative to certain collateral consequences faced by persons with criminal records.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HJ45

Interim study on the impact collateral consequences have on criminal record expungement

LA H0725

Collateral Consequences and Penalties for Criminal Offenses

LA HB06474

An Act Concerning Collateral Employment Consequences Of A Criminal Record.

LA HF3310

Collateral Consequences of Conviction Model Act enacted, other law regarding collateral consequences and rehabilitation of criminal offenders conformed with the model act, and money appropriated.

LA HB05389

An Act Concerning Collateral Consequences Of A Criminal Record.

LA SF3313

Collateral Consequences of Conviction Model Act

LA SB123

Department of Planning - Collateral Consequences for Individuals With Criminal Records - Study

LA HB544

Department of Planning - Collateral Consequences for Individuals With Criminal Records - Study

LA HB06948

An Act Concerning The Collateral Consequences Of Criminal Records On Housing Opportunities.

LA HB05242

An Act Concerning The Collateral Consequences Of Criminal Records On Housing Opportunities.

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