Louisiana Administrative Code

A. The casino operator and all licensees shall file a written report with the division on the twentieth day of the following month providing the name, address, and telephone number of any person who recommends to, or solicits through any agent, employee, or representative who has…

A. It shall be the policy of the committee to give every offender meaningful consideration for parole. The committee will exercise its discretionary releasing authority based upon consideration of the unique factors and variables of the individual case. The committee shall determ…

A. The committee's decision to grant or deny parole will be made and disclosed to the offender at the time of the parole hearing and he will be furnished with a copy of the parole decision form. The parole decision form shall also be made available to the administration at the fa…

A. If denied at the initial parole hearing, an inmate must apply in writing for a subsequent parole hearing, referred to as a parole rehearing. The written request must be submitted by the inmate or his representative. B. Application for a parole rehearing will be allowed only un…

A. In order for an inmate to be considered for parole release, the inmate must have a viable transition plan that includes housing, potential job opportunities, and a support network that can incorporate family, friends, church, and rehabilitative programs. The plan for housing a…

A. When the committee determines that it would be in the best interest of the public and the inmate, parole may be granted subject to any outstanding detainers or notices that are held by local and/or immigration authorities. Once the parolee is released from the detaining author…

A. When the committee determines that it would be in the best interest of the public and the offender, the committee may require successful completion of a specific rehabilitative program (i.e., substance abuse treatment, transitional work program, 100 hours of pre-release traini…

A. Field supervision of parolees will be the responsibility of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Division of Probation and Parole.

A. A member shall partially buy back a portion of his forfeited credits of service and shall do so by satisfying the following requirements, as set forth herein. 1. A member must have returned to employment with the fire department and remain in such employment for a period of fo…

A. Each patient shall expect the following as an integral part of the healing process. 1. The patient has the right to considerate and respectful care. 2. The patient has the right to obtain from his physician complete cur­rent information concerning his diagnosis, treatment, and…

A. A constable or justice of the peace is eligible for state supplemental pay when the individual takes office.

A. The department’s fiscal year ends on June 30, therefore, Legislative approval is required for back supplemental pay beyond July.

A. All correspondence and or notifications to the department must come from the municipality, not the individual recipient. In all correspondence or notifications, please include the applicant or recipient’s name, last four digits of social security number, and the municipality’s…

A. The intent of this Chapter is to assure that, after the department has determined a penalty is to be assessed for one or more violations, each penalty is assessed in a consistent, fair, and equitable manner; that penalties are appropriate for the gravity of the violation commi…

A. For purposes of this Chapter, the terms defined in this Chapter shall have the following meanings, unless the context of use clearly indicates otherwise. Nine Factors―the factors listed in R.S. 30:2025(E)(3)(a) and considered by the department in determining whether or not a c…

A. A penalty range for each penalty event is calculated based on the two violation-specific factors. The two violation-specific factors are plotted on the penalty matrix to determine a penalty range for a particular penalty event (see Table 1). The various penalty ranges for a pe…

A. After final adjournment of the court-martial in a case, the trial counsel shall promptly notify the accused’s immediate commander, the convening authority or the convening authority’s designee, and, if appropriate, the officer in charge of the confinement facility, of the find…

A. Sentences to confinement are deferred until the sentence has been approved and ordered executed by the convening authority unless he denies deferral of confinement in writing. Denial of deferral of confinement should ordinarily be accomplished prior to announcement of sentence…

A. Each general, special, and summary court-martial shall keep a separate record of the proceedings in each case brought before it. The record of each general and special court-martial shall include a verbatim written transcript of all sessions except sessions closed for delibera…

A. Upon conclusion of a court-martial, the military judge forwards the court-martial file to the appropriate staff judge advocate, who prepares a written legal review for the convening authority. For an example, see Figure 7-7. If the approved sentence of a SPCM includes a dishon…

A. After a general or special court-martial, the accused may submit matters under R.C.M. 1105 within the later of 10 days after a copy of the authenticated record of trial or, if applicable, the recommendation of the staff judge advocate or legal officer, or an addendum to the re…

A. General. Upon completion of the legal review(s), the convening authority takes action on the case. 1. He may approve all or part of the adjudged sentence or for any or no reason disapprove the findings and sentence. 2. He may approve only findings of guilty and the sentence or…

A. General. The military judge, summary court-martial officer, or the convening authority may suspend execution of any sentence. [LCMJ Article 71(B).] No penalty or sentence may be suspended beyond a reasonable period. B. Partial Suspension of Sentence. The military judge, summar…

A. General. Sentences of confinement adjudged by military courts shall be served in the Dabadie Correctional Center at Camp Beauregard, Louisiana. When special circumstances require confinement at another facility, placement of military prisoners in such other facilities may be a…

A. Upon completion of his action, the convening authority publishes a Promulgating Order setting forth the results of the trial and his actions. R.C.M. 1114 governs the content and use of Promulgating Orders. Figure 7-4 is a sample Promulgating Order. Consult the Judge Advocate a…

A. When the convening authority has completed his action as outlined above, the original Charge Sheet with all exhibits attached is filed in accordance with instructions promulgated by active component publications as the record of trial. The convening authority forwards a comple…

A. As provided for in LCMJ Article 66, the First Circuit Court of Appeal shall have appellate jurisdiction over appeal of all LANG courts-martial, excluding summary courts-martial. Once an accused has been provided with notice of final action in a court-martial by the convening a…

A. Fines are due when assessed, unless a reasonable delay for payment (normally not to exceed 30 days) is fixed by the military judge or the convening authority. Within 5 days after a fine is paid, the money shall be remitted to Office of the State Judge Advocate. The State Judge…

A. General. Subject to the limitations set out below, when the sentence of a court-martial includes a fine which is not paid in full within the time allowed by the convening authority after being ordered executed, the convening authority may issue an Order of Commitment, directin…

A. General. Subject to the limitations of the preceding paragraph, if during the period of suspension the convening authority receives information that the probationer may have violated any term of that suspension, he may, after consulting with the appropriate judge advocate, beg…

A. A licensed or supervised lender may offer and sell thrift club memberships at any location where supervised loans are made. In addition, the cost of such thrift club memberships may, at the consumer's option, be payable from the proceeds of consumer loans and included in the a…

A. Definitions Agency Agreement―the document which establishes the agency relationship between the Louisiana state-chartered financial institution and any other financial institution. Applicant―a Louisiana state-chartered financial institution seeking the prior approval of the co…

A. Pursuant to R.S. 6:25.1 (Act 640 of 1981) and R.S. 9:3554(B), banks, savings and loan associations, other supervised financial organizations, and licensed lenders are hereby authorized to make, purchase or participate in loans bearing simple interest from date on a variable ra…

A. The exemption contained in §703 of this Chapter is intended to provide a state safe-harbor exemption for private placements similar to the federal exemption provided by Rules 501, 502, 503, 505, 506, 507 and 508 promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission under the S…

A. By authority delegated to the commissioner in R.S. 51:709(15) to promulgate rules thereunder, a transaction described in Subsection B is determined to be exempt from the registration provisions of R.S. 51:705. B. Any offer or sale of securities offered or sold in compliance wi…

A. By authority delegated to the commissioner in R.S. 51:709(15) to promulgate rules thereunder, a transaction described in Subsection B is determined to be exempt from the registration provisions of R.S. 51:705. B. Any offer or sale of securities, other than an offer or sale des…

A. This Chapter 7 shall become effective upon publication in the Louisiana Register §§701-725, both inclusive, of Chapter 7 of Title 10, Part XIII of the Louisiana Administrative Code, which includes the private offering exemption rules adopted by the commissioner effective Octob…

A. Any hospital seeking an adjustment to its rate, shall submit a written request for administrative review to the Medicaid director (hereafter referred to as director) within 30 days after receipt of the letter notifying the hospital of its rates. 1. The receipt of the letter no…

A. If the director’s decision is adverse to the hospital, the hospital may appeal the director’s decision to the Bureau of Appeals or its successor. The appeal must be lodged within 30 days of receipt of the written decision of the director. The receipt of the decision of the dir…

A. The Office of Public Health (OPH) will determine the Louisiana immunization schedule, with appropriate immunizations for age using the current immunization schedule from the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practice (ACIP) of the United States Public Health Service (USPHS).…

A. All immunization providers in the state of Louisiana shall be licensed or credentialed by their respective boards (to administer vaccines) and shall register and enroll in the Louisiana Immunization Network (“LINKS”). B. All licensed or credentialed immunization providers shal…

A. All immunization providers in the state of Louisiana shall be licensed or credentialed by their respective boards (to administer vaccines) and shall register and enroll in the Louisiana Immunization Network (“LINKS”). B. All licensed or credentialed immunization providers shal…

A. A maximum of four years of credit for military service may be purchased by members who rendered military service in accordance with R.S. 11:153, provided the member received a discharge other than dishonorable.

A. In order to apply for purchase of the service, an active member shall: 1. make application to LASERS; 2. provide a copy of military form DD 214; 3. certify that he is not drawing a regular retirement benefit based on the military service calculated on the basis of age and serv…

A. A PACE organization must develop, implement, maintain, and evaluate an effective, data-driven quality assessment and performance improvement program. B. The program must reflect the full range of services furnished by the PACE organization. C. A PACE organization must take act…

A. A PACE organization must have a written quality assessment and performance improvement plan. B. The PACE governing body must review the plan annually and revise it, if necessary. C. At a minimum, the plan must specify how the PACE organization proposes to meet the following re…

A. A PACE organization’s quality assessment and performance improvement program shall include, but is not limited to, the use of objective measures to demonstrate improved performance with regard to: 1. utilization of PACE services, such as decreased inpatient hospitalizations an…