The House Concurrent Resolution No. by Representative Zeringue aims to continue and reestablish the Judicial Structure Task Force, originally created in 2022, to assess the structure and efficiency of the judiciary in Louisiana. The task force will analyze the caseload data and the number of judges in each appellate and district court, considering recent population shifts revealed by the 2020 federal census. This examination is crucial for determining the optimal allocation of judicial resources and ensuring that the judiciary can effectively meet the needs of the state's changing demographics.

The task force will consist of various members, including representatives from the House and Senate, judges, and judicial associations, and will have the authority to gather input from relevant stakeholders. It is tasked with producing a comprehensive report by February 1, 2025, which will include updated workload studies, caseload data, and recommendations for any necessary changes to the judicial structure. The resolution emphasizes the importance of accurate data to support legislative appropriations for the judicial system and aims to enhance the overall efficiency of judicial operations in Louisiana.