Bill

HB 64

ATTORNEY GENERAL: Provides relative to legal representation of sovereign interests of the state (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Tony Bacala and 16 co-sponsors

Louisiana law modified Attorney General's authority to represent state sovereign interests, effective immediately June 11, 2025, with substantive details unavailable in public summary.

Signed by the Governor. Becomes Act No. 237.

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Versions

Senate Committee Amendment, #2703, JUDC, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

House Floor Amendment, #3328, Jordan, Rejected www.legis.la.gov

HB64 Act www.legis.la.gov

HB64 Enrolled www.legis.la.gov

HB64 Reengrossed www.legis.la.gov

HB64 Engrossed www.legis.la.gov

HB64 Original www.legis.la.gov

Senate Committee Amendment, #2713, JUDC, Draft www.legis.la.gov

House Floor Amendment, #3186, Johnson, Mike, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

Bill text & amendments

Summary of Senate Amendments to HB64 Digest of HB64 Reengrossed Digest of HB64 Engrossed Senate Green Sheet Digest for HB64 Digest of HB64 Original Resume Digest for HB64

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