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LA SB466

LA SB466
Provides relative to criminal trespass. (8/1/24)


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Introduced
04/02/2024
In Committee
05/14/2024
Crossed Over
04/16/2024
Passed
06/03/2024
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
06/11/2024

Introduced Session

2024 Regular Session

Bill Summary

AN ACT To amend and reenact R.S. 14:63(C)(2) and Code of Civil Procedure Art. 3601(E) and to enact Code of Civil Procedure Art. 3601(F) and 3603(D), relative to criminal trespass; to provide that occupants who fail to o

AI Summary

This bill amends Louisiana law to address criminal trespassing and squatters. It defines "remain in or upon property" to include situations where an occupant stays on a property for more than 5 days after being served notice to vacate, a squatter who has been directed to leave, and a person violating a restraining or injunction order. It also allows for a temporary restraining order to be issued without notice when a plaintiff asserts they are being denied use of property they have an ownership, possessory, or lease interest in by someone without a legal interest in the property. The bill aims to provide additional legal tools to address unauthorized occupation of property.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (18)

Last Action

Effective date 8/1/2024. (on 06/11/2024)

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