Louisiana § 42:1193 Effect of expungement

Louisiana Statutes

§ 42:1193 — Effect of expungement

Louisiana § 42:1193

Title 42Public Officers and Employees

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La. Stat. Ann. § 42:1193 (2026).

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§1193. Effect of expungement

A.The Board of Ethics and the Ethics Adjudicatory Board shall remove from public access all ethics enforcement records that are ordered to be expunged. The records shall not be destroyed.

B.An expunged ethics enforcement record shall be privileged, confidential, no longer be considered a public record, and not be made available to any person or other entity, except that any such record shall be available to each member of the Board of Ethics and the Ethics Adjudicatory Board and to their respective staff members.

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§1193. Effect of expungement
A. The Board of Ethics and the Ethics Adjudicatory Board shall remove from public
access all ethics enforcement records that are ordered to be expunged. The records shall not
be destroyed.
B. An expunged ethics enforcement record shall be privileged, confidential, no
longer be considered a public record, and not be made available to any person or other entity,
except that any such record shall be available to each member of the Board of Ethics and the
Ethics Adjudicatory Board and to their respective staff members.