Louisiana’s sweeping online privacy law reshapes digital speech and accountability
Louisiana is preparing to implement one of the most sweeping digital-privacy laws in the United States—one that fundamentally redefines the relationship between public officials, the internet, and the citizens who use it to hold their government accountable. Beginning early next year, hundreds of Louisiana officials will gain unprecedented authority to demand the removal of their personal information from the internet. And unlike comparable laws passed in other states, this legislation carries both civil and criminal penalties for those who fail to comply. This new regulatory framework—approved by Governor Jeff Landry and backed by a bipartisan legislature—reflects a growing national pressure … Read more
