Louisiana · Louisiana Code of Criminal Procedure + R.S. Title 15
La. C.Cr.P. § 294: Examination of witnesses; transcript of testimony
What this law says, in plain English
At preliminary examinations, both the state and defendant may present witnesses for cross-examination. Court records of testimony must be made and certified. Transcripts may be ordered by motion, with costs paid by the requesting party unless the defendant is indigent.
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