SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA

ORDER

Acting under the authority of Article Section Constitution of 1974,
and the inherent power of this Court, and considering the need to assign a judge a_d_h_oc
to hear various Motions to Recuse Judge Lori A. Landry of the Sixteenth Judicial District
Court on the docket of said Court for purposes of judicial efficiency, despite the
willingness ofthejudges ofthe Sixteenth Judicial Districtto adjudicate such matters, and
further considering the willingness of Retired Judge Harry F. Randow to accept said
assignment,

lT lS ORDERED THAT:

Retired Judge Harry F. Randow be and he is hereby assigned asjudge 
h_o_g ofthe Sixteenth Judicial District Court, Parishes of Iberia, St. Martin and St. Mary, for
the purpose of hearing all pending Motions to Recuse Judge Lori A. Landry filed by the
District Attorney of the Sixteenth Judicial District on the docket of said court, subject to
the completion of any unfinished business.

This Order shall not deprive Judge Lori A. Landry of her office as judge of
the Sixteenth Judicial District Court, Parishes of Iberia, St. Martin and St. Mary, or of any
other court to which she may have been assigned by previous order of this Court, nor
shall it deprive Retired Judge Harry F. Randow of his office as judge of any other court
to which he may have been assigned by previous Order of this Court.

The Court orJudge requesting ad hoc or pro tempore assistance shall have
the duty and obligation to provide the requisite courtroom and office space, legal support
personnel (if necessary), court reporting and secretarial personnel, and related

equipment to enable ad hoc or pro tempore judges to fulfill their obligations.

 

Thejudge assigned to sit ad hoc or pro tempore hereunder in any district,
juvenile, parish, city, municipal, ortraffic courtshall be subjectto Supreme Court General
Administrative Rule, Part G, Section 2, ?Cases Under Advisement?, with respect to
deciding matters timely and reporting to this Court?s Judicial Administrator. Any retired

judge assigned to sit ad hoc in any district court shall report biannually on the status of

 

his or her assignment, using the District Court Ad Hoc Judicial Assignment Report Form.

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Given under our hands and seal this {54% day of November, AD, 2019,

 

New Orleans, Louisiana.

FOR THE COURT:



John L. Weimer, Justice