LA SB95

Requires electronic monitoring providers to report violations to law enforcement, prosecutors, and courts within 30 minutes of verification, shortened from the previous one-day requirement

Creates the crime of "violation of electronic monitoring conditions" with penalties of up to $500 fine and 6 months imprisonment for entering exclusion zones or violating curfew orders; enhanced to $1,000 fine and 1 year hard labor if a felony is committed during the violation or if released on bail for a violent felony

Mandates court termination of electronic monitoring and remand to custody after a third finding of noncompliance

Adult participants must bear the cost of electronic monitoring; courts may waive costs for juveniles

Providers who intentionally fail to report required information face fines up to $1,000 per day (maximum $10,000 per instance), up to 6 months imprisonment, and a 5-year ban from providing monitoring services in Louisiana