Louisiana Rules for Judicial Disciplinary Enforcement – 2026
Supreme Court Rule XXIII, governing the Judiciary Commission of Louisiana, together with the Rules of the Judiciary Commission itself. Coverage runs from the Commission's authorization, membership and powers through the complaint process: the form of complaints and self-reported misconduct, screening, preliminary inquiries and investigations, the filing of charges, answers, hearings and the taking of evidence, the Commission's recommendation to the Supreme Court, and proceedings in the Court. Further provisions cover involuntary retirement for disability, interim disqualification, confidentiality and public access, immunity, and the standards of proof. The Commission's own rules govern its sessions, attendance and quorum, subpoenas and production of evidence, the conduct of hearings, voting and polls, communications with the media, recusal and disqualification, and its budget.
Browse all 52 rules of the 2026 edition below. Each rule includes the full text, a plain-English summary, committee notes, amendment history, and cross-references to related rules. Use the search box to find rules by keyword or number.