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Louisiana Revised Statutes Tit. 15, § 1107.1. Board of commissioners; appointment; terms

Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A. (1) The Feliciana Juvenile Justice Commission is hereby created to control, administer, and manage the affairs of the district.

(2) The commission shall be composed of a board of seven commissioners, who shall be qualified electors domiciled and residing in the district. Each commissioner shall be appointed for a term of four years.

(a) Two commissioners shall be appointed by the judges of the Twentieth Judicial District.

(b) One commissioner shall be appointed by the district attorney of the Twentieth Judicial District.

(c) One commissioner shall be appointed by the sheriff of East Feliciana Parish.

(d) One commissioner shall be appointed by the sheriff of West Feliciana Parish.

(e) One commissioner shall be appointed by the judges of the Twentieth Judicial District from a list of not less than three nor more than five names submitted by the police jury of East Feliciana Parish.

(f) One commissioner shall be appointed by the judges of the Twentieth Judicial District from a list of not less than three nor more than five names submitted by the police jury of West Feliciana Parish.

B. The members of the board of commissioners shall serve without salary or per diem, but the board may authorize a reasonable travel allowance for its members in the performance of their official duties.

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