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RS 11:1353
A judge who becomes physically or mentally incapacitated must be retired and paid at least two-thirds of salary.
- Medical incapacity
- Procedure
- Retirement
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RS 11:1354
Retired judges covered by this Part keep receiving the same retirement pay they were getting when they retired, from the same sources.
- Public employment
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RS 11:1355
A judge’s retirement becomes effective at age 70 if compulsory, on the date stated in a voluntary retirement notice, or when a certificate of incapacity is filed if retired for incapacity.
- Retirement effective date
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RS 11:1356
A judge’s retirement creates a vacancy in the office.
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RS 11:1357
When the supreme court assigns a judge or attorney to a court, that person is entitled to compensation at least equal to the court judges’ pay and to reasonable expenses.
- Expenses reimbursement
- Public sector compensation
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RS 11:1358
Certain public bodies that fund a judge’s salary must provide for retired judges’ pay, and payments to a retired judge are made monthly on his own warrant.
- Judicial compensation
- Public pensions
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RS 11:1371
Surviving spouses and, in some cases, children of covered judges may receive pension benefits, subject to eligibility rules, application deadlines, and age or marital-status limits.
- Benefits administration
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RS 11:1372
This section increases pension or retirement pay amounts for certain widows and judges, and requires public bodies that contribute to judges’ salaries to fund the increase.
- Pension increases
- Retirement pay
- Survivor benefits
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RS 11:1373
An unmarried widow of a qualifying judge is entitled to a minimum pension of $400 per month.
- Retirement benefits
- Survivor benefits
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RS 11:1374
An unmarried widow of a retired judge who died on September 2, 1975 must receive an increased pension, with a minimum total of $400 per month.
- Retirement benefits
- Survivor benefits
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RS 11:1375
Retirement benefits for certain judges, justices, and surviving spouses must be increased, with a minimum and maximum increase amount.
- Benefit increases
- Pensions
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RS 11:1376
Widows of justices and judges may keep certain pension benefits after remarriage if the marriage lasted at least 25 years.
- Benefits administration
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RS 11:1377
Some justices and judges’ retirement benefits are increased by 10%, with a minimum annual increase of $600 and a maximum of $2,400.
- Pensions
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RS 11:1378
Retirement pay or pension for a judge or a surviving spouse under the unfunded judicial retirement plan is exempt from state or municipal income tax and from levy, sale, garnishment, attachment, or any other process, except as provided in R.S. 11:292.
- Judgment enforcement
- Retirement benefits
- Tax exemption
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RS 11:1379
Qualifying former judges in Louisiana are entitled to a pension equal to half their former salary, paid by the State.
- Judicial pensions
- Retirement benefits
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RS 11:1380
Certain retired Louisiana judges who are assigned to other courts and meet the service conditions are entitled to supplemental retirement pay.
- Compensation
- Public pensions
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RS 11:1381
Some former judges and their surviving spouses are entitled to monthly pension payments if the section’s eligibility conditions are met.
- Retirement benefits
- Survivor benefits
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RS 11:1382
Some retired judges who meet the listed service and assignment conditions must receive full pay at the end of the assignment, and a surviving spouse gets one-half as a pension after the judge’s death.
- Judicial compensation
- Retirement benefits
- Survivor benefits
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RS 11:1383
Certain retired judges on assignment are entitled to receive pay equal to a judge’s salary, and their surviving spouse may receive one-half as a pension.
- Employment compensation
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RS 11:1384
The supreme court may assign retired judges on a contractual or per diem basis, and assigned judges are entitled to specified compensation and expense reimbursement.
- Court personnel compensation
- Expense reimbursement
- Retired judges
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