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Louisiana Legislature approves allowing concealed carry without a permit

The Louisiana Senate gave final passage Tuesday to a proposal to let state residents carry a concealed firearm without a permit or training.

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Temporary sales tax could be extended for road work

Temporary sales tax could be extended for road work A Louisiana state senator has attached an amendment to an unrelated bill, calling for extending a sales tax that’s scheduled to expire in 2025 and dedicating the money to road and bridge construction. House Bill 514 in its original form called for establishing taxes on raw marijuana smoked for medicinal use. The money would be dedicated to road construction, early childhood education and the board that oversees legal representation for defendants who can’t afford to hire attorneys. Raw marijuana is not part of the state’s therapeutic marijuana program, though a separate bill pending in the Senate would change that.

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Louisiana House votes to remove need for permit, training to carry a concealed firearm

Louisiana House votes to remove need for permit, training to carry a concealed firearm David Jacobs, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner The Louisiana House approved a bill Wednesday that calls for letting adults age 21 and older to legally carry a concealed firearm without a permit. Gov. John Bel Edwards, a Democrat who generally supports gun rights, opposes the change, arguing that requiring permits and training strikes the right balance between personal rights and public safety. House Bill 596 by Rep. Bryan Fontenot, R-Thibodaux, was sent to the Senate with a 72-28 vote. The Senate already has approved Senate Bill 118, which has the same goal, with a 27-11 vote.

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Louisiana lawmakers advance bills focused on police conduct

By David Jacobs | The Center Square (The Center Square) – A bill that would require police officers to intervene if a colleague is engaged in misconduct and establish new regulations regarding body and vehicle cameras, choke holds and “no-knock” warrants has been approved by the Louisiana Senate. Senate Bill 34 by Baton Rouge Democratic Sen. Cleo Fields, along with two other measures lawmakers advanced Thursday, emerged out of discussions among legislators and justice system leaders and is meant to improve police behavior in the wake of the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police and other high-profile incidents. SB 34 would require the state’s

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La lawmakers advance bills focused on police conduct

La lawmakers advance bills focused on police conduct
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