Electronic or photographic presentation of evidence
Louisiana trial judges may authorize electronic or photographic means for presenting evidence, preserving the record, counsel use, or judicial-administration purposes.
Source page htmlLouisiana Code of Judicial Conduct, Canon 3A(9)
Updated October 27, 2026
Statewide court type
Only the source-described proceeding, permission process and exceptions. Remote-hearing instructions apply only when remote participation has been authorized. Shared baseline only, not a judge-specific preference or complete local rules inventory. Apply source exceptions, case-type limits, later amendments and case orders.
Published/source-supported dates retained; no claim that later amendments were exhaustively checked.
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Broadcast recording photography
Louisiana judges generally prohibit broadcasting, televising, recording, or photographing courtroom proceedings unless a Canon 3A(9) exception applies.
Source page htmlAppellate extended media coverage
Louisiana appellate courts may permit extended media coverage in public appellate proceedings, subject to the authority of the court and presiding judge or panel.
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