Bill

HB 68

CRIME: Provides relative to conduct that constitutes disturbing the peace (EN SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Roy Adams and 31 co-sponsors

Louisiana HB 68 redefines conduct constituting disturbing the peace, affecting law enforcement authority and potential criminal liability for citizens.

Effective date: 08/01/2026.

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Versions

HB68 Engrossed www.legis.la.gov

House Committee Amendment, #812, ACRJ, Draft www.legis.la.gov

HB68 Original www.legis.la.gov

House Committee Amendment, #1960, ACRJ, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

House Committee Amendment, #1960, ACRJ, Proposed www.legis.la.gov

Senate Floor Amendment, #1818, Hodges, Adopted www.legis.la.gov

Senate Floor Amendment, #2206, Edmonds, Withdrawn www.legis.la.gov

HB68 Enrolled www.legis.la.gov

HB68 Act www.legis.la.gov

Bill text & amendments

Digest of HB68 Engrossed Digest of HB68 Original Summary of Senate Amendments to HB68

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