XLII App. C Terms and Conditions of the Supreme Court of Louisiana Document/Data Exchange

If you sign up to use the Louisiana Supreme Court's Document/Data Exchange system, you're agreeing to follow certain security rules. By registering, you're promising that you already follow these rules and will keep following them the whole time you use the system.

The main rules are about keeping your account safe. You must keep your username and password private and never share them with anyone who isn't authorized to use them. If someone else gets into the system using your login information, you are responsible for what happens, even if you didn't mean to give them access.

You also need antivirus software on any computer you use to log into the system. This software must be set up to run automatically, not something you only turn on once in a while. This helps protect the court's system from viruses or hackers that could get in through your computer.

In short, registering for this system means you're taking on responsibility for keeping your access secure. If you don't follow these basic security steps, you could be violating the terms you agreed to when you signed up.