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W.D. La. LR 83.3.8

Cameras and Electronic Equipment

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Unless authorized by the court, no camera, recording equipment, or other type of electrical or

electronic device may be brought into the premises. No person may introduce or attempt to introduce

any type of camera, recording equipment or other type of electrical or electronic device into the

premises without court permission. No person may introduce any type of camera, recording

equipment or other type of electric or electronic device into the premises while, or immediately

before or after, the grand jury is in session.

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Retrieved
2026-09-18
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fed-district-2026-09-19
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f16176c3d3c1a4475b447a95103c3adcf135c99e897809e1a8e0dee9ef5f6137
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