More Louisiana officials can shield their home addresses, ethics board decides New Orleans CityBusiness

More Louisiana officials can shield their home addresses, ethics board decides New Orleans CityBusiness

The Louisiana Board of Ethics will allow statewide elected officials and more high-ranking government employees to keep their home addresses off forms posted online. A state law requires home addresses for 33 state elected officials and high-ranking appointees to be included in paperwork that’s posted on the ethics board’s public website. Board members determined earlier this month a state constitutional right to privacy overrides that obligatio…

More Louisiana officials can shield their home addresses, ethics board decides • Louisiana Illuminator

A brass relief map of Louisiana lies in the center of Memorial Hall at the Louisiana State Capitol. (Greg LaRose/Louisiana Illuminator)The Louisiana Board of Ethics will allow statewide elected officials and more high-ranking government employees to keep their home addresses off forms posted online.  A state law requires home addresses for 33 state elected officials and high-ranking appointees to be included in paperwork that’s posted on the eth…

Louisiana Board of Ethics Allows Home Address Redactions

Louisiana’s ethics board allows 28 state officials to redact home addresses from public records, enhancing privacy while maintaining financial transparency.

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Right to privacy: The Louisiana Board of Ethics will allow statewide elected officials and more high-ranking government employees to keep their home addresses off forms posted online. A state law requires home addresses for 33 state elected officials and high-ranking appointees to be included in paperwork that’s posted on the ethics board’s public website, but board members determined earlier this month a state constitutional right to privacy ov…