new laws

As with every year, there are a number of laws in Louisiana that will go into effect on New Year's Day.

Most people are unaware that, if you fall behind too much or don't pay your Louisiana state income taxes, your driver's license can be suspended or even revoked.

Heading to Florida? A new law is being enforced as of July 1 which could put a damper on your party plans.

Changes in medical marijuana laws as of January 1st mean Louisiana patients can now get their medication in a smokeable form.

The new laws taking effect were passed in the regular legislative session that ended in June.

Some new laws go into effect with the New Year.

Restaurants in Louisiana that serve shrimp and crawfish will soon have to tell you where those products came from before you order them.

The state's lawmakers passed a bunch of new laws that go into effect today

So now we are passing laws to protect those who choose to break the law we already passed. Makes perfect sense to me and a lot of dollars for Louisiana attorneys.

This past weekend, a number of new laws went into effect across the state. Here are a few of the high points.

The new year brings lots with it...opportunity, change, choices, and now, laws.  Check out these laws that became effective January 1, 2014.