2011 Louisiana Laws
Code of Criminal Procedure

• CCRP 1 — Short title; citation of code
• CCRP 2 — Purpose and construction
• CCRP 3 — Procedures not otherwise specified
• CCRP 4 — Number; gender
• CCRP 5 — Mandatory and permissive language
• CCRP 6 — Conjunctive, disjunctive, or both
• CCRP 7 — Municipal and parochial officers included
• CCRP 8 — Assistants and deputies included
• CCRP 9 — References to code articles or statutory sections
• CCRP 10 — Article headings, source notes, and comments not part of law
• CCRP 11 — Clerical and typographical errors disregarded
• CCRP 12 — Pleading a statute
• CCRP 13 — Computation of time
• CCRP 14 — Oath or affirmation in criminal proceedings; witness
• CCRP 14.1 — Filing of pleadings and documents by facsimile transmission
• CCRP 15 — Courts to which applicable; military not affected
• CCRP 16 — Jurisdiction and powers of courts
• CCRP 17 — Inherent power and authority of courts
• CCRP 18 — Adoption of local rules of court
• CCRP 19 — Special sessions of court
• CCRP 20 — Contempt of court; kinds of contempt
• CCRP 21 — Direct contempt
• CCRP 22 — Procedure for punishing direct contempt
• CCRP 22.1 — Direct contempt; fingerprinting and photographing; exceptions
• CCRP 23 — Constructive contempt
• CCRP 24 — Procedure for punishing constructive contempt
• CCRP 25 — Penalties for contempt
• CCRP 25.1 — Appointment of interpreter for non-english-speaking persons
• CCRP 26 — Power to order peace bonds
• CCRP 27 — Application for peace bond; examination
• CCRP 28 — Issuance of summons or warrant of arrest
• CCRP 29 — Peace bond hearing; costs
• CCRP 30 — The peace bond
• CCRP 31 — Failure to give peace bond; effect
• CCRP 32 — Forfeiture of peace bond
• CCRP 33 — Automatic discharge
• CCRP 61 — District attorney; powers and duties
• CCRP 62 — Authority of attorney general; supervision of district attorney
• CCRP 63 — District attorney; assistance of other counsel
• CCRP 64 — Relationship of district attorney with grand jury
• CCRP 65 — Defense of prosecution unlawful
• CCRP 66 — Subpoena of witness to appear before attorney general and district attorney
• CCRP 67 — Repealed by acts 1999, no. 718, 1.
• CCRP 101 — Abolition of coroner's jury and inquest; investigation by coroner
• CCRP 102 — Autopsy
• CCRP 103 — Subpoena of witnesses; testimony; subpoena duces tecum; issuance
• CCRP 104 — Employment of expert assistants
• CCRP 105 — Coroner's report; admissibility in evidence
• CCRP 106 — Arrest of criminal suspect
• CCRP 131 — Duties and powers
• CCRP 161 — Property subject to seizure
• CCRP 162 — Issuance of warrant; affidavit; description
• CCRP 162.1 — Warrant issued upon oral testimony
• CCRP 163 — Officer to whom directed; time for execution
• CCRP 163.1 — Search of a person for bodily samples; warrants; execution
• CCRP 164 — Means and force in executing warrant
• CCRP 165 — Authority of peace officer in executing a search warrant
• CCRP 166 — Receipt for seized property
• CCRP 167 — Custody of seized property; disposition
• CCRP 201 — Arrest defined
• CCRP 202 — Warrant of arrest; issuance
• CCRP 203 — Form and contents of warrant
• CCRP 204 — Execution of warrant
• CCRP 205 — Effective period
• CCRP 206 — Procedure when warrant defective
• CCRP 207 — Procedure when arrest made for offense triable in another parish
• CCRP 208 — Summons; defined
• CCRP 209 — When summons may be issued by magistrate
• CCRP 210 — Service of summons
• CCRP 211 — Summons by officer instead of arrest and booking
• CCRP 211.1 — Persons with outstanding warrant; arrest or release of person
• CCRP 211.2 — Contempt; attachment of arrest for failing to appear; summons by peace officer instead of arrest
• CCRP 211.3 — Repealed by acts 2011, no. 403, 2.
• CCRP 211.4 — Repealed by acts 2011, no. 403, 2.
• CCRP 211.5 — Repealed by acts 2011, no. 403, 2.
• CCRP 211.6 — Repealed by acts 2011, no. 403, 2.
• CCRP 212 — Securing jurisdiction over corporation, partnership, or other unincorporated association
• CCRP 213 — Arrest by officer without warrant; when lawful
• CCRP 214 — Arrest by private person; when lawful
• CCRP 215 — Detention and arrest of shoplifters
• CCRP 215.1 — Temporary questioning of persons in public places; frisk and search for weapons
• CCRP 215.2 — Detaining of persons on premises of correctional institution for questioning about contraband; detention for arrest
• CCRP 216 — Time and place of making arrest
• CCRP 217 — Method of arrest by officer under warrant
• CCRP 218 — Method of arrest without warrant
• CCRP 218.1 — Advice of reasons for arrest or detention and of rights
• CCRP 219 — Officer may summon assistance
• CCRP 220 — Submission to arrest; use of force
• CCRP 221 — Blood and saliva testing
• CCRP 222 — Blood and saliva testing; expedited, nonincriminating procedure
• CCRP 224 — Forcible entry in making arrest
• CCRP 225 — Duty of peace officer as to weapons and incriminating articles
• CCRP 226 — Duty of private person after making arrest
• CCRP 227 — Rearrest after escape
• CCRP 227.1 — Prevention of escape; use of force
• CCRP 228 — Booking of arrested person, submission of booking information summary
• CCRP 228.1 — Disposal of property of prisoners; orleans parish
• CCRP 228.2 — Disposal of property of prisoners; orleans parish excepted
• CCRP 228.3 — Disposal of unclaimed property seized in any criminal investigation; orleans parish excepted
• CCRP 228.4 — Disposal of noncontraband unclaimed property seized in criminal investigations
• CCRP 229 — Duties of officer in charge
• CCRP 230 — Rights of person arrested
• CCRP 230.1 — Maximum time for appearance before judge for the purpose of appointment of counsel; court discretion to fix bail at the appearance; extension of time limit for cause; effect of failure of appearance
• CCRP 230.2 — Probable cause determinations; persons arrested without a warrant and continued in custody; bail
• CCRP 231 — Close pursuit of person from another state; authority to arrest
• CCRP 232 — Same; arrested person taken before judge for hearing
• CCRP 233 — Electronic signature of offender; requirements
• CCRP 261 — Special definitions
• CCRP 262 — Extradition of wanted criminals
• CCRP 262.1 — Extradition of persons not physically present in demanding state at the time of commission of crime
• CCRP 263 — Form of demand for extradition; necessary papers
• CCRP 264 — Investigation of demand by governor
• CCRP 265 — Governor's warrant; issuance and recitals
• CCRP 266 — Governor's warrant; execution and recall
• CCRP 267 — Rights of accused; extradition hearing
• CCRP 268 — Issues at extradition hearing; resulting orders
• CCRP 269 — Arrest prior to demand for extradition; issuance of warrant
• CCRP 270 — Commitment to await extradition
• CCRP 271 — Bail in extradition cases
• CCRP 272 — Persons under criminal prosecution or sentence in this state at time of requisition
• CCRP 273 — Waiver of extradition proceedings
• CCRP 274 — Application for issuance of requisition
• CCRP 275 — Application for return of wanted fugitive
• CCRP 276 — Documents to be filed with application for requisition
• CCRP 277 — Appointment of agents to receive prisoner
• CCRP 278 — Re-extradition agreements
• CCRP 279 — Extradition costs and expenses
• CCRP 280 — Immunity of extradited person from service of process in civil actions
• CCRP 281 — No right of asylum or immunity from other criminal prosecutions
• CCRP 291 — Authority to conduct preliminary examinations
• CCRP 292 — Order for preliminary examination before and after indictment
• CCRP 293 — Time for examination; procurement of counsel
• CCRP 294 — Examination of witnesses; transcript of testimony
• CCRP 295 — Admissibility of transcripts in other proceedings
• CCRP 296 — Scope of preliminary examination before and after indictment
• CCRP 297 — Transmission of transcripts and other evidence
• CCRP 298 — Effect of informality in proceedings
• CCRP 311 — Bail defined
• CCRP 312 — Types and elections of bail
• CCRP 313 — Surety
• CCRP 314 — Commercial surety
• CCRP 315 — Personal surety
• CCRP 316 — Types of personal surety
• CCRP 317 — Unsecured personal surety
• CCRP 318 — Secured personal surety
• CCRP 319 — Conditions for providing a property bond
• CCRP 320 — Those who may not be sureties
• CCRP 321 — Affidavit of surety
• CCRP 322 — Declaration of residence by defendant and surety; social security number; waiver of notice
• CCRP 323 — Signature or declaration of person unable to write
• CCRP 324 — Cash deposits
• CCRP 325 — Bail without surety
• CCRP 325.1 — Repealed by acts 1983, no. 256, 1.
• CCRP 326 — Condition of the bail undertaking
• CCRP 327 — Requisites of the bail undertaking
• CCRP 327.1 — Bail restrictions to be transmitted to louisiana protective order registry
• CCRP 328 — Substitution of security
• CCRP 329 — Contract to indemnify surety
• CCRP 330 — Bail before conviction
• CCRP 330.1 — Detention; bail hearing
• CCRP 330.2 — Bail hearing for certain sex offenders; detention
• CCRP 331 — Capital offenses
• CCRP 332 — Bail after conviction
• CCRP 333 — Authority to fix bail
• CCRP 334 — Factors in determining amount of bail
• CCRP 334.1 — Felony involving firearm; bail
• CCRP 334.2 — Aarrest for a crime of violence or domestic abuse battery; release on own recognizance prohibited
• CCRP 334.3 — Prohibition on subsequent bail obligation following revocation or forfeiture; certain offenses
• CCRP 335 — Other conditions related to the appearance of defendant
• CCRP 335.1 — Offenses against a family or household member or dating partner; provisions for forfeiture, arrest, modification
• CCRP 336 — Release conditioned on participation in pretrial drug testing program
• CCRP 336.1 — Conditions of release on bail; aggravated rape
• CCRP 336.2 — Conditions of release on bail; operating a vehicle while intoxicated
• CCRP 337 — Juvenile records to determine bail
• CCRP 338 — Form and contents of bail order
• CCRP 339 — Repealed by acts 2010, no. 914, 5.
• CCRP 340 — Amount of bail in felony cases; schedules of bail in noncapital cases
• CCRP 341 — Schedules of bail in misdemeanor cases
• CCRP 342 — Increase or reduction of bail; sufficiency of security
• CCRP 343 — Remedy for refusal of bail or excessive bail
• CCRP 344 — Right to notice of time and place of defendant's required appearance
• CCRP 345 — Surrender of defendant
• CCRP 346 — Court order for arrest of defendant
• CCRP 347 — Bail after surrender
• CCRP 348 — Cancellation of bail bond
• CCRP 349 — Forfeiture procedure
• CCRP 349.1 — Failure to appear; issuance of arrest warrant
• CCRP 349.2 — Proof necessary at bond forfeiture hearing
• CCRP 349.3 — Notice of judgment
• CCRP 349.4 — Recordation of judgment
• CCRP 349.5 — Nullity actions, summary proceedings, and cumulative actions
• CCRP 349.6 — Appeals
• CCRP 349.7 — Enforcement of judgment
• CCRP 349.8 — Satisfaction of judgment of bond forfeiture
• CCRP 349.9 — Nonforfeiture situations
• CCRP 351 — Habeas corpus; definition
• CCRP 352 — Venue
• CCRP 353 — Application for writ; form and contents
• CCRP 354 — Granting of writ; time and place for answer
• CCRP 355 — Persons authorized to make service; proof of service
• CCRP 356 — Method of service
• CCRP 357 — Answer; production of person in custody
• CCRP 358 — Transfer of custody; answer
• CCRP 359 — Nonproduction of person confined; justification
• CCRP 360 — Hearing
• CCRP 361 — Custody without court order
• CCRP 362 — Custody with court order
• CCRP 363 — Effect of appeal
• CCRP 364 — New warrant; when issued
• CCRP 365 — Burden of proof
• CCRP 366 — Custody pendente lite
• CCRP 367 — Rearrest after discharge
• CCRP 368 — Disobedience of writ or judgment; contempt
• CCRP 369 — Appeal not permitted
• CCRP 370 — Custody pending application for writs
• CCRP 381 — Nature of criminal prosecution
• CCRP 382 — Methods of instituting criminal prosecutions
• CCRP 383 — Indictment
• CCRP 384 — Information
• CCRP 385 — Affidavit
• CCRP 386 — Institution of prosecution after discharge at preliminary examination; after failure of grand jury to indict
• CCRP 401 — General qualifications of jurors
• CCRP 401.1 — Court instructions for interpreter
• CCRP 402 — Repealed by acts 1974, ex.sess., no. 20, 1, eff. january 1, 1975
• CCRP 403 — Exemption from jury service
• CCRP 403.1 — Disqualification for undue hardship
• CCRP 404 — Appointment of jury commission; term of office; oath; quorum; performance of function in the parish of east baton rouge by the judicial administrator; performance of function in the parish of lafourche by the clerk of court
• CCRP 404.1 — Powers, duties, and functions of the board of jury commissioners in orleans parish
• CCRP 405 — Notice of jury commission meetings
• CCRP 406 — Powers of jury commission; penalty for disobedience of commission process
• CCRP 407 — Administration of oath to witnesses
• CCRP 408 — Selection of general venire in parishes other than orleans
• CCRP 408.1 — Initial selection of general venire; source
• CCRP 409 — Selection of general venire in orleans parish
• CCRP 409.1 — Orleans parish central jury pool
• CCRP 409.2 — Jefferson parish central jury pool
• CCRP 409.3 — Central jury pools; local rules
• CCRP 409.4 — Nineteenth judicial district court central jury pool
• CCRP 409.5 — One day/one trial jury system
• CCRP 410 — Revising and supplementing the general venire
• CCRP 411 — Drawing of grand jury venire; disposition of slips; jury box; subpoena of persons on grand jury venire
• CCRP 412 — Drawing grand jury venire and subpoena of veniremen; orleans parish
• CCRP 413 — Method of impaneling of grand jury; selection of foreman
• CCRP 414 — Time for impaneling grand juries; period of service
• CCRP 415 — Method of filling vacancies on grand jury
• CCRP 415.1 — Selection of additional grand juries
• CCRP 415.2 — Duration of additional grand juries; extension of impanelment
• CCRP 416 — Drawing petit jury venire in parishes other than orleans; term of service
• CCRP 416.1 — One-step qualification/summoning
• CCRP 417 — Proces verbal; summoning of petit jurors; parishes other than orleans
• CCRP 418 — Drawing petit jury venire in orleans parish; number chosen; term of service; petit jury venire list
• CCRP 419 — Challenge of venire not permitted except for fraud or irreparable injury or systematic exclusion based on race
• CCRP 431 — Oath of grand jury
• CCRP 432 — Charge to grand jury
• CCRP 433 — Persons present during grand jury sessions
• CCRP 434 — Secrecy of grand jury meetings; procedures for crimes in other parishes
• CCRP 435 — Meetings of grand jury
• CCRP 436 — The foreman; rules of procedure
• CCRP 437 — Inquiry into offenses; authority and duties
• CCRP 438 — Duty of grand juror having knowledge of offense; investigation
• CCRP 439 — Subpoena of witnesses to appear before the grand jury
• CCRP 439.1 — Witnesses; authority to compel testimony and evidence
• CCRP 440 — Administration of oath to witnesses
• CCRP 441 — Administration of oath to other persons
• CCRP 442 — Evidence to be received by grand jury
• CCRP 443 — When indictment to be found
• CCRP 444 — Action by grand jury
• CCRP 461 — Special definitions
• CCRP 462 — Form of grand jury indictment
• CCRP 463 — Form of information
• CCRP 464 — Nature and contents of indictment
• CCRP 465 — Specific indictment forms
• CCRP 466 — Name of defendant
• CCRP 467 — Naming corporation, partnership or other unincorporated association
• CCRP 468 — Date and time
• CCRP 469 — Venue and place
• CCRP 470 — Value, price, or damage
• CCRP 471 — Ownership
• CCRP 472 — General intent
• CCRP 473 — Identification of victim
• CCRP 474 — Property described as money
• CCRP 475 — Description of written instruments and printed objects
• CCRP 476 — Description of spoken or written matter
• CCRP 477 — Meaning of words and phrases
• CCRP 478 — Judgments and other determinations
• CCRP 479 — Exceptions
• CCRP 480 — Conjunctive charging
• CCRP 481 — Theft
• CCRP 482 — Alternative offenses; special joinder rules
• CCRP 483 — Allegations of prior convictions
• CCRP 484 — Bill of particulars
• CCRP 485 — Effect of inconsistent or limiting allegations of bill of particulars
• CCRP 486 — Repugnancy; surplusage
• CCRP 487 — Defective indictment; amendment
• CCRP 487.1 — Indictment for driving while intoxicated; amendment
• CCRP 488 — Variances; amendment
• CCRP 489 — Continuance where amendment prejudicial
• CCRP 490 — Counts
• CCRP 491 — Arts. 491, 492 repealed by acts 1975, no. 528, 1
• CCRP 493 — Joinder of offenses
• CCRP 493.1 — Joinder of misdemeanors; penalties
• CCRP 493.2 — Joinder of felonies; mode of trial
• CCRP 494 — Joinder of defendants
• CCRP 495 — Objections to misjoinder
• CCRP 495.1 — Severance of offenses
• CCRP 496 — Warrant of arrest on indictment or information
• CCRP 497 — Summons in misdemeanor cases
• CCRP 498 — Copy of indictment or information
• CCRP 499 — Aids testing of the accused
• CCRP 511 — Right to counsel
• CCRP 512 — Assignment of counsel in capital cases
• CCRP 513 — Assignment of counsel in other cases
• CCRP 514 — Minute entry regarding counsel
• CCRP 515 — Substitution of counsel
• CCRP 516 — Belated pleas and motions; when authorized
• CCRP 517 — Joint representation of co-defendants; duty of court
• CCRP 521 — Time for filing of pretrial motions
• CCRP 522 — Hearings on motions; audio-visual appearance
• CCRP 523 — Notice for hearing of pretrial motions; dismissal
• CCRP 531 — Motion to quash; nature of motion
• CCRP 532 — General grounds for motion to quash
• CCRP 533 — Special grounds for motion to quash grand jury indictment
• CCRP 534 — Special grounds for motion to quash information
• CCRP 535 — Time to file motion to quash
• CCRP 536 — Form and contents of motion to quash; place to file
• CCRP 537 — Trial of issues arising on motion to quash
• CCRP 538 — Effect of sustaining motion to quash
• CCRP 551 — Arraignment of defendant
• CCRP 551.1 — Substitution of railroad defendant at arraignment
• CCRP 552 — Pleas at the arraignment
• CCRP 553 — Method of pleading
• CCRP 554 — Effect of failure to plead
• CCRP 555 — Waivers
• CCRP 556 — Plea of guilty or nolo contendere in misdemeanor cases; duty of court
• CCRP 556.1 — Plea of guilty or nolo contendere in felony cases; duty of court
• CCRP 557 — Plea of guilty in capital cases
• CCRP 558 — Plea of guilty of lesser included offense
• CCRP 558.1 — Adjudication of not guilty by reason of insanity
• CCRP 559 — Withdrawal or setting aside of plea of guilty
• CCRP 560 — Change of plea of not guilty to guilty
• CCRP 561 — Change of plea of "not guilty" to "not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity"
• CCRP 571 — Crimes for which there is no time limitation
• CCRP 571.1 — Time limitation for certain sex offenses
• CCRP 572 — Limitation of prosecution of noncapital offenses
• CCRP 573 — Running of time limitations; exception
• CCRP 573.1 — Running of time limitations; exception; exploitation of the infirmed
• CCRP 574 — Conviction and punishment for lesser offenses; limitations applicable
• CCRP 575 — Interruption of time limitations
• CCRP 576 — Filing of new charges upon dismissal of prosecution
• CCRP 577 — Pleading of limitation; burden of proof
• CCRP 578 — General rule
• CCRP 579 — Interruption of time limitation
• CCRP 580 — Suspension of time limitations
• CCRP 581 — Expiration of limitations; motion to quash; effect
• CCRP 582 — Time limitations; effect of new trial
• CCRP 583 — Interruption of time limitation where new trial
• CCRP 591 — Double jeopardy; definition
• CCRP 592 — When jeopardy begins
• CCRP 593 — Method of pleading
• CCRP 594 — Method of trial; time for disposition
• CCRP 595 — Double jeopardy; when not applicable
• CCRP 596 — Requirements for double jeopardy
• CCRP 597 — Prosecution in other jurisdiction
• CCRP 598 — Effect of verdict
• CCRP 611 — Venue; trial where offense committed
• CCRP 612 — Offenses on railway trains, vessels, aircraft, or other vehicles
• CCRP 613 — Jurisdiction of court where body of water is parish boundary
• CCRP 614 — Venue where offense committed within one hundred feet of parish boundary
• CCRP 615 — Improper venue; pleading
• CCRP 621 — Motion; form; time for filing
• CCRP 622 — Grounds for change of venue
• CCRP 623 — Change granted; transfer
• CCRP 623.1 — Capital cases; transfer of jury
• CCRP 624 — Grant of change of venue; procedure
• CCRP 625 — Transfer of defendant in custody
• CCRP 626 — Change of venue where defendant is on bail
• CCRP 627 — Appeals
• CCRP 641 — Mental incapacity to proceed defined
• CCRP 642 — How mental incapacity is raised; effect
• CCRP 643 — Order for mental examination
• CCRP 644 — Appointment of sanity commission; examination of defendant
• CCRP 644.1 — Sanity proceedings for juvenile defendants transferred to criminal court
• CCRP 645 — Report of sanity commission
• CCRP 646 — Examination by physician retained by defense or district attorney
• CCRP 647 — Determination of mental capacity to proceed
• CCRP 648 — Procedure after determination of mental capacity or incapacity
• CCRP 648.1 — Information required prior to admission
• CCRP 649 — Procedure when capacity regained
• CCRP 649.1 — Prescribed medication; administration
• CCRP 650 — Mental examination after plea of insanity
• CCRP 651 — When defense of insanity at time of offense is available; method of trial
• CCRP 652 — Burden of proof
• CCRP 653 — Testimony of members of sanity commission
• CCRP 654 — Legal effect of acquittal on ground of insanity; commitment
• CCRP 654.1 — Information required prior to admission
• CCRP 655 — Application for discharge or release on probation; review panel
• CCRP 656 — Additional mental examinations
• CCRP 657 — Discharge or release; hearing
• CCRP 657.1 — Conditional release; criteria
• CCRP 657.2 — Conditional release; additional requirements
• CCRP 658 — Probation; conditional release; reporting
• CCRP 659 — Costs of mental examinations prior to commitment
• CCRP 660 — Institutional costs after commitment
• CCRP 661 — Progress reports; responsibility to furnish
• CCRP 671 — Grounds for recusation of judge
• CCRP 672 — Recusation on court's own motion; by supreme court
• CCRP 673 — Judge may act until recused
• CCRP 674 — Procedure for recusation of trial judge
• CCRP 675 — Selection of judge ad hoc to try motion to recuse
• CCRP 676 — Judge ad hoc to try case when judge recused
• CCRP 677 — Supreme court appointment of judge ad hoc
• CCRP 678 — Recusation of judge ad hoc
• CCRP 679 — Recusation of an appellate judge and a supreme court justice
• CCRP 680 — Grounds for recusation of district attorney
• CCRP 681 — Procedure for recusation of district attorney
• CCRP 682 — Appointment of substitute for a recused district attorney
• CCRP 683 — Disability or absence of district attorney
• CCRP 683.1 — Costs of prosecution and investigation
• CCRP 684 — Review of recusation ruling
• CCRP 691 — Dismissal of prosecution by district attorney
• CCRP 692 — Dismissal of indictment after conviction
• CCRP 693 — Effect of dismissal
• CCRP 701 — Right to a speedy trial
• CCRP 702 — Setting cases for trial
• CCRP 703 — Motion to suppress evidence
• CCRP 704 — Severance
• CCRP 705 — Effects of severance
• CCRP 706 — Consolidation for trial
• CCRP 707 — Motion for continuance; time for filing
• CCRP 708 — Continuance and recess; definitions
• CCRP 709 — Continuance based on absence of a witness
• CCRP 710 — Prevention of continuance by admission of adverse party
• CCRP 711 — Trial of motion
• CCRP 712 — Discretionary grounds
• CCRP 713 — Peremptory grounds
• CCRP 714 — Continuance to defendants jointly indicted
• CCRP 715 — Continuance to definite date or indefinitely
• CCRP 716 — Statements by the defendant
• CCRP 717 — Defendant's prior criminal record
• CCRP 718 — Documents and tangible objects
• CCRP 719 — Reports of examinations and tests
• CCRP 720 — Evidence of other crimes
• CCRP 721 — Statements of coconspirators
• CCRP 722 — Confessions and inculpatory statements of codefendants
• CCRP 723 — State reports and other matters not subject to disclosure
• CCRP 724 — Documents and tangible objects
• CCRP 725 — Reports of examinations and tests
• CCRP 726 — Notice of defense based upon mental condition
• CCRP 727 — Notice of alibi
• CCRP 728 — Defense information and other matters not subject to disclosure
• CCRP 729 — Time and scope of motion by defendant
• CCRP 729.1 — Court's disposition of motion for discovery; vacation or restriction of order
• CCRP 729.2 — Time, place and manner of discovery and inspection
• CCRP 729.3 — Continuing duty to disclose
• CCRP 729.4 — Pretrial conferences
• CCRP 729.5 — Failure to comply; sanctions
• CCRP 729.6 — Applicability of discovery
• CCRP 731 — Issuance of subpoenas
• CCRP 732 — Subpoena duces tecum
• CCRP 732.1 — Subpoena duces tecum regarding sex offenses against victims who are minors
• CCRP 733 — Form
• CCRP 734 — Service of subpoena by sheriff; investigators
• CCRP 735 — Types of service
• CCRP 736 — Return of subpoena by sheriff
• CCRP 737 — Contempt; attachment of witnesses failing to appear
• CCRP 738 — Number of witnesses allowed
• CCRP 739 — Indigent defendant
• CCRP 740 — Restrictions on subpoenas; members of the legislature and personnel
• CCRP 741 — Method of obtaining a witness from another state
• CCRP 742 — Method of summoning a witness in this state to testify in another state
• CCRP 743 — Exemption from arrest and service of process
• CCRP 744 — Witness; state; defined
• CCRP 761 — Commencement of trial
• CCRP 761.1 — Homicide victim's picture; possession by family member in courtroom
• CCRP 762 — Place of sessions of court
• CCRP 763 — Proceedings on holidays
• CCRP 764 — Exclusion of witnesses
• CCRP 765 — Normal order of trial
• CCRP 766 — Opening statement by state; scope
• CCRP 767 — Same; prohibition against adverting to confessions
• CCRP 768 — Same; use of confession or inculpatory statement; notice to defendant prior to opening statement
• CCRP 769 — Same; effect on introduction of evidence
• CCRP 770 — Prejudicial remarks; basis of mistrial
• CCRP 771 — Admonition
• CCRP 772 — Comment on facts by judge in jury's presence prohibited
• CCRP 773 — Order of evidence; foundation
• CCRP 774 — Argument; scope
• CCRP 775 — Mistrial; grounds for
• CCRP 775.1 — Automatic stay following order of mistrial
• CCRP 776 — Oath of witness
• CCRP 777 — Recordation of proceedings
• CCRP 778 — Motion for acquittal
• CCRP 779 — Trial of misdemeanors
• CCRP 780 — Right to waive trial by jury
• CCRP 781 — Charges in cases tried without a jury
• CCRP 782 — Number of jurors composing jury; number which must concur; waiver
• CCRP 783 — Excusing, tendering, and attachment of members of the venire
• CCRP 784 — Method of selecting panel
• CCRP 785 — Tales jurors
• CCRP 786 — Examination of jurors
• CCRP 787 — Disqualification of petit jurors in particular cases
• CCRP 788 — Tendering jurors
• CCRP 789 — Alternate jurors
• CCRP 790 — Swearing of jurors
• CCRP 791 — Sequestration of jurors and jury
• CCRP 792 — Selection of foreman
• CCRP 793 — Use of evidence in jury room; reading of recorded testimony; jurors' notes
• CCRP 794 — Removal of jury
• CCRP 795 — Time for challenges; method; peremptory challenges based on race or gender; restrictions
• CCRP 796 — Removal of juror after swearing
• CCRP 797 — Challenge for cause
• CCRP 798 — Causes for challenge by the state
• CCRP 799 — Number of peremptory challenges
• CCRP 799.1 — Challenges; use of all available challenges
• CCRP 800 — Objection to ruling on challenge for cause
• CCRP 801 — Time for charge; when written charge required
• CCRP 802 — General charge; scope
• CCRP 803 — Same; charge as to included minor offenses and plea of insanity
• CCRP 804 — Same; charge as to presumption of innocence, reasonable doubt, and several grades of offense
• CCRP 805 — Same; charge as to verdict acquitting on account of insanity
• CCRP 806 — Prohibited charges
• CCRP 807 — Special written charges
• CCRP 808 — Manner of giving further charges after jury retires
• CCRP 809 — Judge to give jury written list of responsive verdicts
• CCRP 810 — Form of verdict; delivery of verdict
• CCRP 811 — Receipt and recordation of verdict
• CCRP 812 — Same; polling and disposition of jury
• CCRP 813 — Improper verdict; procedure
• CCRP 814 — Responsive verdicts; in particular
• CCRP 815 — Responsive verdicts; in general
• CCRP 816 — Verdict acquitting on account of insanity
• CCRP 817 — Qualifying verdicts
• CCRP 818 — Separate verdict for each defendant
• CCRP 819 — Separate verdict for each count
• CCRP 820 — Application of chapter to cases tried without a jury
• CCRP 821 — Motion for post verdict judgment of acquittal
• CCRP 822 — Motion for amending or modifying sentence
• CCRP 831 — Presence of defendant when prosecution is for felony
• CCRP 832 — Continued presence not required
• CCRP 833 — Presence of defendant when prosecution is for misdemeanor
• CCRP 834 — When presence of defendant not necessary
• CCRP 835 — Presence of defendant at pronouncement of sentence
• CCRP 836 — Presence of corporation or association
• CCRP 841 — Bill of exceptions unnecessary; objections required
• CCRP 842 — Codefendants; presumption as to objections
• CCRP 843 — Recording of proceedings
• CCRP 844 — Assignment of errors; sanctions for failure to file timely
• CCRP 845 — Repealed by acts 1982, no. 143, 3
• CCRP 851 — Grounds for new trial
• CCRP 852 — Form, content, and trial of motion for new trial
• CCRP 853 — Time for filing motion for new trial
• CCRP 854 — Newly discovered evidence; necessary allegations
• CCRP 855 — Errors discovered after verdict or judgment of guilty; necessary allegations
• CCRP 856 — Motion to urge all available grounds; exceptions
• CCRP 857 — Effect of granting new trial
• CCRP 858 — Review of ruling on motion for new trial
• CCRP 859 — Grounds for arrest of judgment
• CCRP 860 — Form, content, and trial of motion in arrest
• CCRP 861 — Time for filing motion in arrest
• CCRP 862 — Effect of sustaining motion in arrest of judgment
• CCRP 871 — Sentence defined; pronouncing and recording of sentence; certification of conviction
• CCRP 871.1 — Sentencing orders to be sent to louisiana protective order registry
• CCRP 872 — Basis for valid sentence
• CCRP 873 — Delay between conviction and sentence
• CCRP 874 — Prompt sentence required; relief by writs
• CCRP 875 — Presentence investigation; juvenile records; drug screening
• CCRP 875.1 — Repealed by acts 1995, no. 942, 3.
• CCRP 876 — Sentence for crime committed as a child
• CCRP 877 — Protection of investigation reports
• CCRP 878 — Cruel or unusual punishment
• CCRP 879 — Determinate sentence required
• CCRP 880 — Credit for prior custody; limitations
• CCRP 881 — Amendment of sentence
• CCRP 881.1 — Motion to reconsider sentence
• CCRP 881.2 — Review of sentence
• CCRP 881.3 — Record on review of sentence
• CCRP 881.4 — Action by appellate court
• CCRP 881.5 — Correction of illegal sentence by trial court
• CCRP 881.6 — Reducing a sentence for substantial assistance
• CCRP 881.7 — Memorandum of understanding; limits on reduction of sentence for substantial assistance by a defendant
• CCRP 882 — Correction of illegal sentence; review of illegal sentence
• CCRP 883 — Concurrent and consecutive sentences
• CCRP 883.1 — Sentences concurrent with sentences of other jurisdictions
• CCRP 883.2 — Restitution to victim
• CCRP 884 — Sentence of fine with imprisonment for default
• CCRP 885 — Release on payment of fine and costs
• CCRP 885.1 — Suspension of driving privileges; failure to pay criminal fines
• CCRP 886 — Enforcement of fine by civil process; offset of tax refund
• CCRP 886.1 — Judgment for fines and costs declared executory; required notice
• CCRP 887 — Defendant's liability for costs; suspension of costs; no advance costs
• CCRP 888 — Costs and fines; payment
• CCRP 889 — Collection and disposition of fines, costs, and forfeitures
• CCRP 890 — Method of service of sentence of imprisonment; labor and confinement; workday release program
• CCRP 890.1 — Repealed by acts 2011, no. 186, 4.
• CCRP 890.2 — Fines for individual defendants
• CCRP 891 — Forfeiture of weapons
• CCRP 892 — Post-sentence statement by sheriff; accompanying documents
• CCRP 892.1 — Driver improvement programs
• CCRP 892.2 — Notice of controlled dangerous substance conviction; licensing authority
• CCRP 892.3 — Transfer of foreign nationals or citizens; treaty
• CCRP 893 — Suspension and deferral of sentence and probation in felony cases
• CCRP 893.1 — Motion to invoke firearm sentencing provision
• CCRP 893.2 — Discharge, use, or possession of firearm in commission of a felony or a specifically enumerated misdemeanor; hearing
• CCRP 893.3 — Sentence imposed on felony or specifically enumerated misdemeanor in which firearm was possessed, used, or discharged
• CCRP 893.4 — Inapplicability to unintentional felonies
• CCRP 893.5 — Community service in lieu of imprisonment
• CCRP 894 — Suspension and deferral of sentence; probation in misdemeanor cases
• CCRP 894.1 — Sentencing guidelines; generally
• CCRP 894.2 — Home incarceration; requirements
• CCRP 894.3 — Notice to victim for sentencing
• CCRP 894.4 — Probation; extension
• CCRP 895 — Conditions of probation
• CCRP 895.1 — Probation; restitution; judgment for restitution; fees
• CCRP 895.2 — Probation; restitution for values of wildlife
• CCRP 895.3 — Probationer transferred between states; fees
• CCRP 895.4 — Probation; fees; certified crime stoppers organizations
• CCRP 895.5 — Restitution recovery division; district attorneys; establishment
• CCRP 896 — Modifying or changing conditions of probation
• CCRP 897 — Termination of probation or suspended sentence; discharge of defendant
• CCRP 898 — Satisfaction of suspended sentence and probation
• CCRP 899 — Arrest or summons for violation of probation
• CCRP 899.1 — Administrative sanctions for technical violations
• CCRP 900 — Violation hearing; sanctions
• CCRP 901 — Revocation for commission of another offense
• CCRP 901.1 — Additional sanctions for probation revocation
• CCRP 902 — Drug addict; pre-sentence investigation; voluntary treatment; conditions of probation
• CCRP 905 — Capital cases; sentencing hearing required; delay; waiver
• CCRP 905.1 — Sentencing hearing jury; commencement
• CCRP 905.2 — Sentencing hearing; procedure and evidence; jury instructions
• CCRP 905.3 — Sentence of death; jury findings
• CCRP 905.4 — Aggravating circumstances
• CCRP 905.5 — Mitigating circumstances
• CCRP 905.5.1 — Mental retardation
• CCRP 905.6 — Jury; unanimous determination
• CCRP 905.7 — Form of determination
• CCRP 905.8 — Imposition of sentence
• CCRP 905.9 — Review on appeal
• CCRP 911 — Right to appeal from judgment
• CCRP 912 — Judgments or rulings appealable
• CCRP 912.1 — Right of appeal and application for review; defendant
• CCRP 913 — Effect of appeal
• CCRP 914 — Method and time of appeal
• CCRP 914.1 — Designation of record; payment of costs; sanction
• CCRP 915 — Action on a motion for appeal; return; notice
• CCRP 915.1 — Appeals; extension of return date; notice
• CCRP 916 — Divesting of jurisdiction of trial court
• CCRP 917 — Record on appeal; preparation
• CCRP 918 — Record on appeal; certified and dated
• CCRP 919 — Record on appeal; preparation and delivery of transcripts
• CCRP 919.1 — Record on appeal; contempt
• CCRP 920 — Scope of appellate review
• CCRP 921 — Matters not grounds for reversal
• CCRP 922 — Finality of judgment on appeal
• CCRP 923 — Duty of clerk as to final decisions in appellate court
• CCRP 924 — Definitions
• CCRP 924.1 — Effect of appeal
• CCRP 925 — Venue
• CCRP 926 — Petition
• CCRP 926.1 — Application for dna testing
• CCRP 927 — Procedural objections; answer
• CCRP 928 — Dismissal upon the pleadings
• CCRP 929 — Summary disposition
• CCRP 930 — Evidentiary hearing
• CCRP 930.1 — Judgment granting or denying relief under articles 928, 929, and 930
• CCRP 930.2 — Burden of proof
• CCRP 930.3 — Grounds
• CCRP 930.4 — Repetitive applications
• CCRP 930.5 — Custody pending retrial; bail
• CCRP 930.6 — Review of trial court judgments
• CCRP 930.7 — Right to counsel
• CCRP 930.8 — Time limitations; exceptions; prejudicial delay
• CCRP 930.9 — Attendance by the petitioner
• CCRP 931 — Courts, judges, and magistrates
• CCRP 932 — Jurors, juries, and jury venires
• CCRP 933 — Offenses
• CCRP 934 — Miscellaneous definitions
• CCRP 941 — Legislative findings
• CCRP 942 — Definitions
• CCRP 943 — Preemption of conflicting provisions
• CCRP 944 — Emergency sessions of court; criteria
• CCRP 945 — Venue; affected court; emergency sessions; habeas corpus
• CCRP 946 — Jurisdiction of affected court conducting emergency sessions
• CCRP 947 — Affected court conducting emergency sessions; authority and powers
• CCRP 948 — Emergency sessions; length; recision; continuation; extensions
• CCRP 949 — Court costs and fees
• CCRP 950 — Authority of district attorney in emergency sessions of court
• CCRP 951 — Sheriff; law enforcement officer
• CCRP 952 — Clerk of affected court
• CCRP 953 — Authority of indigent defender board in emergency sessions of court
• CCRP 954 — Jury pool; emergency sessions
• CCRP 955 — Suspension of time limitations in affected courts; ninety days; recision; extensions; exceptions
• CCRP 956 — Appeals; application for supervisory writs
• CCRP 957 — Bail during emergency sessions of court; selected offenses