Senate Bill No. by Senator Morris proposes the enactment of Chapter 21-A of Title 42 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, which establishes a procedure for the legislative removal of certain judges and justices for malfeasance, gross misconduct, or incompetence committed while in office. The bill defines key terms such as "gross misconduct," "incompetence," "legislative address," "malfeasance," and "official." It outlines that the legislature will create a joint rule to govern the process of introducing and adopting a legislative address, which includes serving the official with written cause for removal and providing them with the right to a trial in the Senate with legal representation.

The bill stipulates that a legislative address will take effect upon receiving a majority vote from the House of Representatives and a two-thirds vote from the Senate, with the possibility of obtaining consent through written agreement. Once passed, the legislative address will be sent to the governor for certification, which is mandatory and enforceable by legal action. Additionally, the bill clarifies that it does not preclude the removal of judges through impeachment or other existing legal provisions. The effectiveness of this act is contingent upon the approval of a proposed amendment to the Louisiana Constitution.