Louisiana · Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 14, Criminal Law
La. R.S. 14 § 14:73.11: Communication interference
What this law says, in plain English
It is unlawful to willfully or maliciously interfere with, obstruct, or damage communications operated by the state, military/civil defense, or utility companies. First offense carries up to ten years imprisonment; subsequent offenses carry enhanced penalties.
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