Louisiana · Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 14, Criminal Law
La. R.S. 14 § 14:126.1: False swearing for purpose of violating public health or safety
What this law says, in plain English
Makes it a crime to knowingly make false statements to state officials about crimes or to disrupt public health/safety or deprive constitutional rights. Punishable by 1–5 years imprisonment and/or $100–$1,000 fine.
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