The House Concurrent Resolution No. by Representative Boyd establishes the Judicial Security Task Force in Louisiana, aimed at enhancing the safety and security of judicial officers and their families. This task force will identify minimum requirements for courthouse safety, including the necessary number of security officers for various judicial proceedings, qualifications for these officers, and standards for secure entry and exit for judicial personnel. Additionally, the task force will assess current physical security deficiencies in courthouses and develop a plan to address these issues. The findings and recommendations are to be reported to the House and Senate Judiciary Committees by February 1, 2025.

The resolution acknowledges the increasing threats faced by judicial officers, including assaults and the need for better protection of their personal information. The task force will consist of various members, including judicial leaders, law enforcement representatives, and legislative appointees, all serving without compensation except for potential reimbursement of expenses. The resolution emphasizes the importance of balancing judicial safety with transparency and accountability, and it mandates that the task force's reports be submitted to relevant legislative bodies and the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library.