LA SB94

Adds human trafficking (R.S. 14:46.2) and trafficking of children for sexual purposes (R.S. 14:46.3) to the list of offenses requiring courts to consider defendant's criminal history and threat level when setting bail conditions

Requires courts to prohibit defendants charged with human trafficking or child trafficking from employment involving contact with vulnerable populations, including work as rideshare/taxi drivers, in-home service workers, carnival operators, door-to-door vendors, or positions with authority over children

Prohibits such defendants from operating or participating in governance of early learning centers, residential homes, or child care facilities as a condition of bail

Maintains existing bail conditions for domestic violence, stalking, and sex offenses requiring defendants to stay away from victims' residences, schools, and workplaces and prohibiting contact with victims and their immediate family members

Effective August 1, 2026