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Code · Louisiana · Title 16 — District Attorneys

RS 16:839.3

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RS 16:839.3
§839.3. Salaries of assistant district attorneys
A. The assistant district attorneys of the Thirty-Fourth Judicial District shall receive in addition to any salary paid to them by the state, if any, an annual salary as set out by the district attorney from the annual budgeted funds provided by the governing authority of St. Bernard Parish for salaries for assistant district attorneys, said salaries to be set for each assistant district attorney by the district attorney, at his discretion. The total amount of the said budgeted salary funds which have been designated by the governing authority of St.
Bernard Parish to be paid to the assistant district attorneys as directed by the district attorney shall not be reduced once same has been in effect for a period of six months. Said salaries shall be paid monthly in an amount set by the district attorney, payable on warrant of the individual assistants as the case may be.
B. The governing authority of the parish of St. Bernard shall annually, at the time it prepares its general budget, budget an amount sufficient to pay the salaries provided herein.
Added by Acts 1979, No. 672, §1.
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