Louisiana
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Licensing Law Tracker
Louisiana licenses private investigation agencies and investigators through the State Board of Private Investigator Examiners. In 2024 the Legislature raised license and exam fees, removed “crimes of moral turpitude” from the licensing bar, and created a licensing route for Louisiana residents licensed in other states. A 2025 executive order put most of the Board’s rules up for review, with at least half due by the end of 2025 and the rest by the end of 2026.
Full Louisiana page: every change, its sources, and what has not changed (12 entries).
Louisiana Data Privacy Act takes effect
Enacts a consumer data privacy law at La. R.S. 51:1780.1 to 1780.5. It applies only to businesses with annual gross revenue over $25 million, or that each year buy, receive, sell, or share the personal information of 75,000 or more consumers, households,…
Notice required before recording with camera glasses
Adds La. R.S. 9:2790.1 to 2790.4, which bar a participant in a direct conversation from using wearable camera eyeglasses to record or transcribe it unless all participants are notified; a person who is not a participant is not covered. Exceptions include…
Limits on boards recovering attorney fees after a licensee’s offer
Adds La. R.S. 37:21(D): when a licensing board’s disciplinary case ends with the licensee as the prevailing party after a written offer of judgment, the board may not collect attorney fees or costs it incurred after the offer, and the subsection overrides…
State Police background-check access widened beyond investigators
Licensed Louisiana private investigators remain eligible to be approved as an “authorized agency” to request criminal history checks on licensed ambulance personnel and nonlicensed persons for employers under R.S. 40:1203.1 and following (LAC…
Tracking device exceptions withdrawn in protective order cases
Adds La. R.S. 14:323(E): the exceptions in Subsection C, including vehicle owner consent, do not apply when an individual with an ownership interest has been granted a protective order (R.S. 46:2136) or temporary restraining order (R.S. 46:2135), or when a…
Officer Certification Tracker
The Officer Certification Tracker has not published a Louisiana page yet. See the states it covers.
Forensic Science Tracker
The Forensic Science Tracker has not published a Louisiana page yet. See the states it covers.
Last updated October 18, 2026Source: United States Council for Law & Investigation