RS 11:1385
This section raises certain retirement benefits for covered justices, judges, and some surviving spouses by fixed dollar amounts or percentage increases.
- Cost-of-living adjustments
- Pensions
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This section raises certain retirement benefits for covered justices, judges, and some surviving spouses by fixed dollar amounts or percentage increases.
Retirement benefits for justices, judges, and their surviving spouses are increased by specified cost-of-living percentages on set dates.
This section says the pension system for Confederate veterans and widows is merged with the system of financial assistance to aged, needy persons.
The Division of Family Services has full power over the pension roll and must remove any name that is improperly on it after notice and a hearing.
The division’s decision is final for matters arising under this Chapter.
The division’s necessary clerical, traveling, and other expenses must be paid from the amount appropriated for pensions.
Pensions for Confederate veterans and widows of Confederate veterans are paid monthly or quarterly, using warrants or orders of the division and money appropriated for pensions.
The division must keep a book recording specified information about each Confederate veteran pensioner, and for widows it must also record information about the deceased husband and the death details.
Certain qualifying widows of Confederate veterans may receive monthly pensions up to $60, but the pension ends if they remarry.
This note says the provision was included in a 2016 report, that Act 483 of 2012 was later held unconstitutional, and that HCR 2 of the 2013 Regular Session concerns suspension of part of that Act.
This section is noted as having been included in a 2016 report on unconstitutional statutes, and the text says Act 483 of 2012 was held unconstitutional.
This section is a note saying the provision was listed in a 2016 report on unconstitutional statutes.
This section is a note saying the provision was listed in a 2016 report on unconstitutional statutes and refers to Act 483 of 2012 and HCR 2 of the 2013 Regular Session.
This section is a note about the statute’s history and constitutional status, not a substantive rule.
This section is a note about the provision’s legislative history and that Act 483 was held unconstitutional.
This section is noted as having been included in an unconstitutional-statutes report, and it refers to Act 483 and later House Concurrent Resolution 2.
This section creates the Assessors' Retirement Fund and the Board of Trustees, and gives the board power to run the fund and handle related investments and benefit payments.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter and gives the board limited rulemaking power over compensation definitions.
Certain retirement benefits and Assessors' Retirement Fund monies are exempt from state and municipal taxes and from collection processes like garnishment or attachment, except as provided in R.S. 11:292.
This section lets the legislature amend the retirement system and requires the board to handle certain benefit changes and compliance amendments; members keep protected benefit rights on termination or merger.
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