UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF FORFEITURE *
OF COLLATERAL IN LIEU OF *
APPEARANCE IN CERTAIN PETTY *
OFFENSE CASES PERTAINING TO *
SECURITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT *
WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE *
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE *
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* * *
ORDER
Pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 58(d)(1) and Local Criminal Rule of the
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana 58.2(A) it is hereby ordered that:
In the interests of justice, efficient court administration, and effective law enforcement
concerning petty offenses pertaining to security and law enforcement within the jurisdiction of the
National Park Service, occurring within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States District Court
for the Eastern District of Louisiana, collateral in the amount prescribed in the affixed schedule may
be posted in lieu of the appearance of the offender;
Upon the election of the person charged with such an offense to post said collateral in lieu
of appearance before the United States Magistrate Judge for trial of said offense, the collateral in the
amount listed following the description of the offense shall be forfeited to the United States. The
posting of such collateral shall signify that the offender neither contests the charge nor requests a
hearing before the United States Magistrate Judge, and said collateral shall be administratively
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forfeited to the United States. If the collateral is forfeited, such action shall be tantamount to a
finding of guilty;
There shall be maintained and posted in the office of the Clerk a current list of petty offenses
and fines applicable thereto for which collateral may be accepted;
Nothing in this order or the affixed schedule is meant to preclude a federal officer or official
from filing a complaint against a violator and having that violator appear before an appropriate
United States Magistrate Judge. If a person charged with an offense in the above schedule fails to
post and forfeit collateral, any punishment, including fine, imprisonment, or probation, may be
imposed within the limits established by law upon conviction by plea or after trial.
This order and the affixed schedule shall constitute the Court’s policies with regard to
collateral forfeiture in the listed petty offense matters and shall supplant any previous orders and
schedules in that regard.
Hello This is a Test
8th
New Orleans, Louisiana, this __________ November
day of ______________, 2013.
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SARAH S. VANCE, Chief Judge
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COLLATERAL FORFEITURE SCHEDULE FOR PETTY
OFFENSES WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF THE
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE IN THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
I. TITLE 36 CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS
PART 1—GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.5 CLOSURE AND PUBLIC USE LIMITS
(f) Violating closure, $50
1.6 PERMITS
(g) The following are prohibited:
(1) Failure to obtain a permit, $100
(2) Violating a term or condition of a permit, $100
PART 2—RESOURCE PROTECTION, PUBLIC USE AND RECREATION
2.1 PRESERVATION OF NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND ARCHEOLOGICAL
RESOURCES
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Possessing, destroying, injuring, defacing, removing, digging, or
disturbing from its natural state:
(i) Living or dead wildlife or fish, $100
(ii) Plants or parts of plants, $100
(iii) Non-fossilized and fossilized specimens, $100
(iv) Mineral or cave resources, $50
(2) Introducing wildlife, fish or plants into park area, $250
(4) Using or possessing wood from within the park, $100
(5) Walking or climbing, etc, on an archeological or cultural resource,
monument or statue, $100
(6) Possessing, disturbing, etc, a structure, or cultural or archeological
resource, $250
(7) Possession or use of a mineral or metal detector, $100
(b) Leaving the trail, shortcutting in restricted areas, etc., $50
(c) (3) The following are prohibited:
(i) Gathering or possessing undesignated natural products, $100
(ii) Violation of size or quantity limits of natural product, $100
(iii) Unauthorized removal of natural products, $100
(iv) Gathering natural products outside of designated areas, $100
(v) Sale or commercial use of natural products, Mandatory Appearance (“MA”)
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2.2 WILDLIFE PROTECTION
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Unauthorized taking of wildlife, $500
(2) Feeding, touching, teasing, frightening or intentional disturbing of wildlife, $200
(3) Possessing unlawfully taken wildlife or portions thereof, $500
(b) (4) Hunting not in accordance with Federal or State Law, $100 unless otherwise
indicated in Part “II” of this schedule
2.3 FISHING
(a) Fishing not in accordance with the laws and regulations of the State, $100 unless
otherwise indicated in Part “III” of this schedule
(d) The following are prohibited:
(1) Fishing in fresh waters in any manner other than by hook and line,
with the rod or line being closely attended, $50
(2) Possessing or using as bait for fishing in fresh waters, live or dead
minnows or other bait fish, amphibians, or other unauthorized bait, $100
(3) Chumming not allowed, $100
(4) Commercial fishing except where specifically authorized by federal law, MA
(5) Fishing by use of drugs, poisons, explosives or electricity, MA
(6) Digging for bait, $50
(7) Failure to return carefully and immediately to the water from which it was
taken, unauthorized or unwanted fish, $100
(8) Fishing from motor road bridges or public boat docks, $50
(e) Fishing with spear, net or weapon in salt water not in violation of State Law, $10
2.4 WEAPONS, TRAPS AND NETS
(a)(1) Except as otherwise provided by federal law, the following are prohibited
(i) Possessing a weapon, trap or net, $250
(ii) Carrying weapon, trap or net, $100
(iii) Using a weapon, trap or net, $100
(b) Carrying or possessing a loaded weapon in a motor vehicle,
vessel, or other mode of transportation, $250
(c) Use of weapon, trap or net in a manner that endangers persons or property, $350
(f) Carrying or possessing weapon, trap or net in violation of Federal or State law, $200
2.5 RESEARCH SPECIMENS
(a) Taking plants, fish, wildlife, rocks or minerals, except in accordance with permit
conditions, $100
(h) Violation of the terms and conditions of a permit, $100
2.10 CAMPING AND FOOD STORAGE
(b) The following are prohibited
(1) Digging or leveling of the ground at a campsite, $50
(2) Leaving equipment, alterations or refuse, $50
(3) Camping within 25’ of a hydrant, main road, or within 100’
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of a body of water, $100
(4) Creating unreasonable noise between the hours of 10:00 pm and 6:00 am, $50
(5) Installation of permanent camping facilities, $200
(6) Display of wildlife carcasses, $100
(7) Connection to utility system, $50
(8) Failure to obtain a permit, $100
(9) Violating Superintendent’s established conditions, $100
(10) Camping outside of designated sites or areas, $50
(c) Violation of permit conditions, $50
(d) Failure to properly store food etc., $50
2.11 PICNICKING
Picnicking in closed areas or in violation of established conditions, $50
2.12 AUDIO DISTURBANCES
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Operation of motorized equipment or audio device in a manner exceeding:
(i) Noise level of 60 decibels (measured at 50 feet), $75
(ii) Making noise which is unreasonable, $75
(2) Operating power saw without permit in developed areas, $100
(3) Operating a motor or engine without permit in non-developed areas, $75
(4) Operating a public address system without permit, $100
(b) Violation of terms and conditions of a permit, $100
2.13 FIRES
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Fire in undesignated area, $75
(2) Stove or lantern in undesignated area, $50
(3) Stove or lantern creating public safety hazard, $50
(4) Leaving a fire unattended, $100
(5) Throwing or discarding lighted or smoldering material in a manner that threatens,
causes damage to, or results in the burning of property or park resources, or that
creates a safety hazard, $100
(b) Failure to extinguish fire properly, $100
2.14 SANITATION AND REFUSE
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Disposing of refuse in other than refuse receptacles
Minor, $100
Moderate/illegal dumping, $250
Aggravated/illegal dumping, $1000
(2) Use of Government receptacles for dumping household, or commercial refuse
brought from a residential or private property, $100
(3) Depositing refuse in plumbing or toilets, $100
(4) Draining refuse from a trailer or other vehicle, $100
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(5) Bathing or washing material at public water outlet, $100
(6) Polluting or contaminating park area waters, MA
(7) Disposing of fish remains on land, or in waters within 200 feet of docks,
beaches, or developed areas, $100
(8) In developed areas, the improper disposal of human body waste, $100
(9) In non-developed areas, disposal of human body waste within 100 feet of
water, campsite, or within sight of trail, $100
(b) Violation of disposal, containerization, or carry out regulations, $100
2.15 PETS
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Possessing pet in closed area, $25
(2) Failure to crate, cage, or restrain a pet on leash not to
exceed six feet, or otherwise physically confine a pet at all times, $25
(3) Leaving a pet unattended and tied to an object, $50
(4) Allowing pet to make unreasonable noise, $50
(5) Failure to comply with pet excrement disposal conditions established by park
Superintendent, $50
2.16 HORSES AND PACK ANIMALS
The following are prohibited:
(a) Undesignated animal being used for pack animals, $50
(b) Horses or pack animals in undesignated areas, $75
(c) Use of horses or pack animals on park roads, $50
(d) Free-trailing or loose-herding of horses or pack animals
in undesignated areas, $100
(e) Failure to slow horse or pack animal to walk when passing
pedestrians or bicycles, $50
(f) Trail obstruction, or unreasonable noise while horses or
pack animals are passing, $50
(g) Violation of conditions established by Superintendent, $50
2.17 AIRCRAFT AND AIR DELIVERY
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Operating aircraft in undesignated areas, $100
(2) Operating within 500 feet of beaches, docks, piers,
or ramps in designated areas, $100
(3) Delivering or retrieving a person or object by airborne means, $300
(c)(2) Removal of downed aircraft in violation of park policy, MA
(d) Use of aircraft shall be in accordance with FAA, $100
(e) Hovercraft are prohibited, $100
(f) Violation of terms and conditions of a permit, $100
2.18 SNOWMOBILES
Any violation of Part 2, section 18, unauthorized use of snowmobile, MA
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2.19 WINTER ACTIVITIES
Any violation of Part 2, section 19, unauthorized winter activities, MA
2.20 SKATING, SKATEBOARDS AND SIMILAR DEVICES
Use of roller skates, skateboards, roller skis, coasting vehicles, is prohibited except in
designated areas, $50
2.21 SMOKING
(a) Smoking prohibited in closed areas, $50
2.22 PROPERTY
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Abandoning property, $500
(2) Leaving property unattended for longer than 24 hours, $50
(3) Failure to turn in found property to Superintendent as soon as practicable, $100
2.23 RECREATION FEES
(b) Failure to pay required fee, $50
2.30 MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY AND SERVICES
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Obtaining or exercising unlawful possession over the property of another, with the
purpose to deprive the owner of the property, MA
(2) Obtaining property or services for sale without making payment, $250
(3) Obtaining property or services by means of deception or fraudulent credit cards or
non-negotiable paper, MA
(4) Shoplifting or paying less by deception, $250
(5) Acquiring or possessing stolen property, with knowledge or reason to believe that
the property was stolen, MA
2.31 TRESPASSING, TAMPERING AND VANDALISM
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Trespassing on property not open to the public, $150
(2) Tampering or attempting to tamper with personal property, $250
(3) Vandalism: Destroying, injuring, defacing, or damaging property, $500
(4) Harassment: Intentional or reckless harassment of park visitors with physical
contact, MA
(5) Obstruction: Intentional or reckless obstruction of any sidewalk, trail, highway,
building entrance or other public access - whether alone or with others, MA
2.32 INTERFERING WITH AGENCY FUNCTIONS
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Interference Threatening, resisting, intimidating, or intentionally
interfering with a Government employee engaged in an official duty, or on
account of the performance of an official duty, MA
(2) Failure to obey a lawful order, $500
(3) Knowingly giving false report or false information:
(i) To authorized person investigating an accident or violation of the law, MA
(ii) On application for a permit, MA
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(4) Knowingly giving a false report for the purpose of misleading an authorized
person, MA
2.33 REPORT OF INJURY OR DAMAGE
(b) Failure to report incident resulting in injury to person, or damage to property
exceeding $300, as soon as possible, MA
2.34 DISORDERLY CONDUCT
(a) A person commits disorderly conduct when, with intent to cause public alarm,
nuisance, jeopardy, or violence or knowingly or recklessly creates a risk including
the following:
(1) Engages in fighting, threatening or violent behavior, MA
(2) Language, utterance, gesture, display or act that is obscene, physically threatening
or menacing, or is likely to inflict injury or incite an immediate breach of the
peace, $100
(3) Unreasonable noise, etc, $100
(4) Creates or maintains a hazardous or physically offensive condition, $100
2.35 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
(a) Alcoholic Beverages
(2) The following are prohibited:
(i) Sale or gift of alcohol to a person under 21 years of age, $250
(ii) Possession of alcohol by a person under 21 years of age, $100
(3)(iii) Consumption of alcoholic beverage in a closed area, $75
(b) Controlled substances
(i) The following are prohibited:
(1) Delivery of controlled substances, MA
(2) Possession of a controlled substance, $300
(c) Presence in a park area while under influence of alcohol or controlled substance
to a degree which may endanger self, others, or park property or resources, MA
2.36 GAMBLING
(a) Gambling in any form is prohibited, $100
2.37 NON-COMMERCIAL SOLICITING
Soliciting or demanding gifts, money, goods or services is prohibited $100
2.38 EXPLOSIVES
(a) Using, possessing, storing, or transporting explosives, blasting
agents or explosive materials in violation of federal or state law, MA
(b) Using or possessing fireworks or firecrackers, $50
(c) Violation of terms and condition of permit, $100
2.50 SPECIAL EVENTS
(a) Special events without a permit, $100
(e) Violation of terms and conditions of a permit, $250
2.51 DEMONSTRATIONS
(j) Demonstrating in violation of set regulations, or without a permit when
required, $100
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2.52 SALE OR DISTRIBUTION OF PRINTED MATTER
(j ) Sale or distribution of printed matter without a permit when required, or in
violation of the terms or conditions of a permit, $100
2.60 LIVESTOCK USE AND AGRICULTURE
(a) Running-at-large, herding, driving across, allowing on, pasturing or razing
of livestock, $100
(b) Violation of terms and condition of permit, $250
2.61 RESIDING ON FEDERAL LANDS
(a) Residing in park areas is prohibited, $250
(b) Violation of the terms and conditions of a permit, $250
2.62 MEMORIALIZATION
(a) The installation of a monument, memorial, tablet, structure or other
commemorative installation in a park area w/o authorization is prohibited, $100
(b) Scattering of human ashes without a permit, $100
(c) Violation of area designations and established conditions, $100
(d) Violation of terms and conditions of permit, $100
PART 3—BOATING AND WATER USE ACTIVITIES
3.2 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
(a) Laws and regulations of the United States Coast Guard, $100
(b) State boating safety laws and regulations, $100 unless otherwise indicated in Part
“IV” of this schedule
3.5 ACCIDENTS
(a) Failure to report boating accident w/in 24 hours of occurrence when
property damage of $2,000 or more occurs, fatality, person injured, or missing, $200
3.6 VESSEL OPERATION REQUIREMENTS
(a) Underage operation of a power driven vessel …JUVENILE-refer to local agency
(b) Violation of State age limits, $50
3.8 PROHIBITED OPERATIONS
(a) The following are prohibited:
(1) Launching or operating an airboat, $200
(2) Launching or recovering a vessel, except at a designated launch site, $50
(3) Operating a power driven vessel on waters not accessible by road, $50
(4) Operating a vessel in excess of length, width, or horsepower restrictions, $50
(b) The following operations are inherently unsafe and therefore prohibited:
(1) Operating within 100 feet of a diver’s marker, except in support of dive
operations, $50
(2) Failing to observe restriction(s) established by a regulatory marker, $50
(3) Operating a vessel in excess of flat wake speed in designated areas, $50
(4) Operating a vessel in excess of flat wake speed within 100 feet of:
(i) A downed water skier, $50
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(ii) A person swimming, wading, fishing from shore, or floating with the aid of a
flotation device, $50
(iii) A designated launch site
(iv) A manually propelled, anchored, or drifting vessel, $50
(5) Operating a power driven vessel within 500 feet of a shoreline designated as a
swimming beach, $50
(6) Operating a power driven vessel while a person is riding on the decking, over the
bow, gunwhales, top edge of the transom, motor cover, or in any unsafe position when
the vessel is being operated, $50
(7) Operating a power driven vessel with a person sitting, riding or hanging on to a
swim platform or swim ladder, $50
(8) Operating a vessel, or knowingly allowing another person to operate a vessel in a
negligent manner, by failing to exercise that degree of care which a reasonable person,
would demonstrate in order to prevent the endangering of the life, limb, or property of a
person(s) through the operators lack of knowledge, inattention, or general carelessness,
MA
(9) Operating a vessel, or knowingly allowing another person to operate a vessel in a
grossly negligent manner, by willfully and wantonly creating an unreasonable risk of
harm to person(s) or property, regardless of whether the operator intended to cause harm,
MA
3.9 PERSONAL WATERCRAFT (PWC)
(a) Operation of a PWC prohibited, $50
3.10 OPERATING A VESSEL WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR
DRUGS
(a) Operating or being in actual physical control of a vessel is prohibited while:
(1) under the influence of alcohol, a drug, or any combination thereof, to a degree that
renders the operator incapable of safe operation, MA
(2) The alcohol concentration in the operator's blood or breath is 008 grams or more
of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood or 008 grams or more of alcohol per 210 liters of
breath, MA
3.11 TESTING FOR ALCOHOLAND DRUGS REQUIRED
(a)(1) Refusal by an operator to submit to a test is prohibited and proof of refusal may
be admissible in any related judicial proceeding, MA
3.12 TOWING WITH A VESSEL
(a) The towing of a person by a vessel in undesignated area, $75
(b) Towing a person using a parasail, hang-glider or other airborne device without a
permit, $250
(c) Where towing is designated, the following conditions apply:
(1) Towing is allowed only between the hours of sunrise and sunset, $25
(2) In addition to the boat operator, a person at least 12 years of age must be present
to observe the action of the person being towed, $75
(3) A person being towed must wear a United States Coast Guard approved Type I,
II, III, or V PFD, $25
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(4) A person being towed may not commit any act in a manner that endangers, or is
likely to endanger, any person or damage property, $250
(5) Operating a vessel that does not have the capacity to carry the person(s) being
towed in addition to the operator and observer is prohibited, $250
(6) No person shall operate a power driven vessel using a tow rope 20 feet or less in
length when towing a person, $250
3.13 MARINE SANITATION DEVICE
(a) Discharging sewage from any vessel, whether treated or not, in any body of fresh
water is prohibited, MA
(b) The owner or operator of any vessel on park fresh water that is equipped with
toilet facilities and/or a MSD that is capable of discharge, must lock or otherwise secure
the valves or mechanism of the device, MA
3.14 SUNKEN, GROUNDED, OR DISABLED VESSELS
(a) the owners or authorized salvager of a sunken, grounded, or disabled vessel must
remove the vessel, all component parts and equipment, and all associated cargo thereof in
accordance with procedures established by the superintendent, MA
3.15 VESSEL NOISE LEVEL
(a) A person may not operate a vessel at a noise level exceeding:
(1) 75dB(A) measured utilizing test procedures applicable to vessels underway
(Society of Automotive Engineers SAE—J1970), $50
(2) 88dB(A) measured utilizing test procedures applicable to stationary vessels
(Society of Automotive Engineers SAE—J2005), $50
3.16 SWIMMING
Swimming or wading in a closed area, $25
3.18 SNORKELING AND UNDERWATER DIVING
(b) In waters open to the use of vessels, a diver must prominently display a dive flag
during dive operations A dive flag must not be displayed unless dive operations are
ongoing, $50
(c) The dive flag must be illuminated when dive operations take place between sunset
and sunrise The dive flag illumination may not consist of lights that may be confused
with navigation lights or aids to navigation lights, $50
(d) While on the surface, submerging or surfacing the diver must remain within a 100
feet horizontal radius of the diver flag, $50
3.19 SUBMERSIBLES
The use of manned or unmanned submersibles may only occur in accordance with a
permit issued by the superintendent, $100
PART 4—VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC SAFETY
4.2 STATE LAW APPLICABLE
(b) Violating state law, $100 or as indicated in Part “V” of this schedule
4.4 REPORT OF MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT
(c) Failure to comply with reporting requirements, MA
4.10 TRAVEL ON PARK ROADS AND DESIGNATED ROUTES
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(a) Operating a vehicle off road, $100
(c) The following are prohibited:
(1) Operating a motor vehicle not equipped with pneumatic tires, $50
(2) Operating vehicle in manner that causes unreasonable damage to park road, $100
4.11 LOAD, WEIGHT AND SIZE LIMITS
(a) Violating State load, weight, and size limits, $100
(b) The following are prohibited:
(1) Violating load, weight, or size limits established by Superintendent, $100
(2) Failing to obtain required permits, $100
(3) Violating terms or conditions of permit, $100
(4) Operating a motor vehicle w/auxiliary mirror that extends more
than 10”, except when towing, $50
4.12 TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
Failure to comply with directions of a traffic control device, $100
4.13 OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC
The following are prohibited:
(a) Stopping or parking on park roads, $50
(b) Operating a vehicle so slowly as to interfere with normal flow of traffic, $50
4.14 OPEN CONTAINER OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
(b) Open container within a vehicle, $150
4.15 SAFETY BELTS
(a) Required for each operator and passenger occupying any seating position
while vehicle is in motion, $25
4.20 RIGHT OF WAY
Operator of motor vehicle shall yield to pedestrians, saddle and pack animals,
and vehicles drawn by animals, $50
4.21 SPEED LIMITS
(c) Operating a vehicle at a speed in excess of the speed limit is prohibited
1-9 MPH over the limit, $50
10-19 MPH over the limit, $100
20-29 MPH over the limit, $150
30-39 MPH over the limit, $250
40 MPH over the limit, MA
4.22 UNSAFE OPERATION
(b) The following are prohibited:
(1) Operating a motor vehicle without due care or at a speed greater than that which
is reasonable and prudent considering wildlife, traffic, weather, road and light conditions
and road character, $200
(2) Operating a motor vehicle in a manner which unnecessarily causes its tires to
squeal, skid or break free of the road surface, $100
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(3) Failing to maintain that degree of control of a motor vehicle necessary to avoid
danger to persons, property or wildlife, $150
(4) Operating a motor vehicle while allowing a person to ride:
(i) On or within any vehicle, trailer or other mode of conveyance towed behind the
motor vehicle unless specifically designed for carrying passengers while being towed,
$100
(ii) On any exterior portion of the motor vehicle not designed or intended for the use
of a passenger This restriction does not apply to a person seated on the floor of a truck
bed equipped with sides, unless prohibited by State law, $100
4.23 OPERATING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS
(a) Operating or being in actual physical control of a motor vehicle is prohibited
while:
(1) Under the influence of alcohol, or a drug, or drugs, or any combination thereof, to
a degree that renders the operator incapable of safe operation, MA
(2) The alcohol concentration in the operator's blood or breath is 008 grams or more
of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood or 008 grams or more of alcohol per 210 liters of
breath, MA
(c) (2) Tests: Refusal by an operator to submit to a test is prohibited, MA
4.30 BICYCLES
(g) A person operating a bicycle is subject to all sections of this part that apply to an
operator of a motor vehicle, except §§ 44, 410, 411 and 414, $50
(h) The following are prohibited:
(1) Use of a bicycle in an undesignated area, $50
(2) Possessing a bike in a wilderness area, $50
(3) Operating without lights or reflectors when needed, $50
(4) Operating a bicycle abreast of another bicycle, $50
(5) Operating a bicycle while consuming an alcoholic beverage or carrying in hand
an open container of an alcoholic beverage, $100
4.31 HITCHHIKING
Hitchhiking or soliciting transportation is prohibited, $100
PART 5—COMMERCIAL AND PRIVATE OPERATIONS
5.1 ADVERTISEMENTS
Advertising or displaying commercial notices without written
authorization from the park Superintendent, $100
5.2 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: SALE OF INTOXICANTS
(a) Unlawful sale of alcohol, $100
5.3 BUSINESS OPERATION
Engaging in or soliciting business except in accordance with permit$300
5.5 COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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(a) Motion picture or any television production or sound track, which involves the
use of professional casts, settings, or crews, by any person other than bona fide newsreel
or news television personnel must have written permission from the Superintendent, $500
(b) Still photography The taking of photographs of any vehicle, or other articles of
commerce or models for the purpose of commercial advertising without a written permit
from the Superintendent is prohibited, $300
5.6 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
(b) Use of Government roads by commercial vehicles, $100
5.7 CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS OR OTHER FACILITIES
Construction of a building, dock, trail, path, or other facilities without permit, MA
5.13 NUISANCES
Creating or maintaining a nuisance, $100
5.14 PROSPECTING, MINING,AND MINERAL LEASING
Unlawful prospecting, mining and mineral leasing, $1000
II. STATE LAWS ADOPTED UNDER 36 CFR § 2.2
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 56
56:103A Hunting without Resident License, $150
56:116.1b(6) Possession of Wild Quadrupeds Without a license, $350
56:105B Bow Hunting without Bow License, $200
56:116.1B(1) Hunting from Moving Vehicle and/or Aircraft, $300
56:116.1B(2) Hunting from Public Road or Right-of-Way, $500
56:116.1B(3) Hunting with Unplugged gun or silencer, $300
56:116.2A(1) Buying and/or Selling Wild Quadrupeds (except deer,
squirrel, rabbit), $600
56:116.1B(7) Possess live Wild Quadrupeds and Birds without permit, $300
56:116.1B(10) Hunt Wild Quadrupeds during illegal hours or with artificial
light (except deer), $300
56:116.1A(1) Hunt/Possess Rabbits or Squirrels Closed Season, $300
56:116.1B(5) Take and/or Possess Over the Limit of Rabbits or Squirrels, $300
56:116.2A(1) Buying or Selling Rabbit or Squirrel, $300
56:103 C(1) Hunting without Resident Big Game License, $200
56:116.1 E Possession of pistol larger than .22 while Bow Hunting for Deer, $300
56:116.3 E Hunt or Take Deer During Closed Season, $1000
56:116.3 F Hunt or Take Deer during illegal hours or with artificial light, $1000
56:116.3A(1)(b) Hunt or Take Deer from Public Road, $250
56:116.3A(1)(c) Hunt or Take Deer Illegally from a Boat, $250
56:116.1B(8) Possess Over the Limit of Deer, $300
56:116.2A(1) Buying or Selling Deer Meat, $600
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56:125 Field Possession of Untagged Deer, $200
56:143 Failure to Comply with Hunter Orange Regulations, $50
56:1163A(1)(d) Take/Possess Spotted Fawn, $600
III. STATE LAWS ADOPTED UNDER 36 CFR § 2.3(A)
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 56
56:301.1B Angling without a License, $50
56:325 Taking/Possessing Over the Limit or Undersized
Freshwater Game Fish (specify), $200
56:3251A(2)(a) Possession of over the limit of Red Drum, $150
Plus $2500 per fish over the limit
56:325.1B(1) Taking/Possessing Undersized Red Drum (16” minimum, $150
Plus $2500 per fish undersize)
57:407 C Obtain license or engage in activity during revocation period, $300
56:632.3 A Collect Reptiles or Amphibians Recreationally without
Basic Fishing License, $300
IV. STATE LAWS ADOPTED UNDER 36 CFR § 3.2(B)
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 34
34:851.11 Overloading of motorboat, $100
34:851.14 Operation in restricted area, $100
34:851.16 Improper or no muffler, $50
34:851.19 No boat numbers, $100
34:851.20A No boat registration certificate in possession, $50
34:851.20A Operate unregistered motorboat, $100
34:851.20A Failure to display valid certificate decal, $50
34:851.20F Expired boat registration certificate, $50
34:851.20J More than one number on boat, $50
34:851.20K Altered certificate of number, $250
34:851.21 Improper boat numbers, $50
34:851.24B Improper running lights, $50
34:851.24D Every motorboat or vessel of Class 1, 2, or 3, shall be provided with an
efficient whistle or other sound-producing mechanical appliance, $50
34:851.24F(1) Failure to comply with PFD requirements, $50
34:851.24F(2) Failure for person 16 years of age or under, on an underway Class A or Class 1
vessel, to wear an approved PFD (except in commercial fishing vessels), $50
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34:851.24G Improper or no fire extinguisher, $50
34:851.24H Improper or no flame arrestor, $50
34:851.24I Improper or no ventilation system, $50
34:851.33A Possession of outboard or motorboat with serial number removed or altered, $500
34:851.36A Boating safety education required: No person born after January 1, 1984,
shall operate a motorboat powered by a motor in excess of ten horsepower
w/o completing an approved boating safety class Operator shall be in
possession of evidence of such completion, $25
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 76
76:11§111(C) Cut off switch link must be attached to the driver on a Class A or Class 1
vessel with a hand tiller outboard motor in excess of ten horsepower while
the motor is running and the vessel is underway, $25
76:11§103(c)(3) All persons onboard a class A vessel propelled by hand tiller outboard
motor are required to wear a USCG approved PFD while the motorboat is
underway, $50
V. STATE LAWS ADOPTED UNDER 36 CFR § 4.2(A)
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 32
32:51 Vehicle license (plate) required, $300
32:52 Driver must be licensed (do not use for suspension), $150
32:53 Proper equipment required on vehicles:
(a) Unsafe condition, $100
(d) Inspection (brake) tag required, $75
32:58 Careless operation of a motor vehicle, $200
32:65 Drag racing and racing on public roads, $500
32:77 No passing zones:
(b) Violating signs or markings, $100
32:80 Overtaking or passing school buses
(a) When visual signals and signs are activated, MA
32:81 Following vehicles:
(a) Following closer than is reasonable and prudent, $100
(b) Trucks cannot follow trucks within 400 feet, $100
32:103 Moving parked vehicle, $50
32:104 Turning movements and required signals
(a) Turning position, $50
(b) Signal 100 feet before turn, $50
(c) Suddenly stop or decrease speed without signal, $50
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32:125 (a) When authorized emergency vehicle initiates overhead lights and audible signal,
the driver of every other vehicle shall yield the right-of-way and shall
immediately drive to a position parallel to, and as close as possible to, the right-
hand edge or curb of the highway clear of any intersection, and shall stop and
remain in such position until the authorized emergency vehicle has passed, $250
32:125B(1) When an emergency vehicle is stopped with emergency lights illuminated, all
vehicles driving on a highway with two or more lanes traveling in the same
direction, yield the right-of-way by making a lane change into a lane not adjacent
to the parked vehicle, if possible with due regard to safety and traffic conditions If
a lane change is not possible, the driver shall slow to a reasonably safe
speed, $250
32:190 Safety helmets
(a) Riding without helmet (under age 18), $75
32:190.1 Eye protective devices to be worn by motorcyclists
(a) No person shall operate without, $75
32:231 Obedience to and required traffic control devices
(a) Shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control Device, $50
32:292 Discharge of firearms except by law enforcement officers, $350
32:295 Child passenger restraint system
(a) Children under thirteen years of age, $250
32:301 When lighted lamps are required, $50
32:304 Tail lamps
(a) Every vehicle and/or trailer, $50
(b) Illumination of vehicle license plate, $50
32:306 Stop lamps and turn signals on newly purchased motor vehicles
(a) Stop lamps, $50
(b) Electric turn signals, $50
32:319 Signal lamps and signal devices
(a) Stop lamps, $50
(b) Turn signals, $50
32:322 Use of multiple beam road lighting equipment
(a) Failure to dim within 500 feet when oncoming, $50
(c) Failure to dim within 200 feet when following, $50
32:326 Number of driving lamps required or permitted
(a)Two lighted lamps displayed on front, $50
(b) No more than 4 lighted lamps on front, $50
(c) Parking lights for illumination, $50
32:341 Brake equipment required
(a) Motor vehicles required to have brakes, $50
(b) Motorcycles or motor-driven cycles required to have brakes, $50
32:343 Condition of brakes, $50
32:352 Mufflers, requirements, prevention of excessive noise fumes and smoke
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(a) Muffler required, $50
(b) Muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device, $50
(c) Excessive fumes or smoke, $50
32:361.1 View outward or inward through windshield or windows; obscuring prohibited
(C)(1) A sun screening device when used in conjunction with automotive safety
glazing materials cannot exceed: on the front side window, with a light
transmission of at least forty percent, all tolerances included, side window behind
the driver with a light transmission of at least twenty-five percent, all tolerances
included, and rearmost windows with a light transmission of at least twelve
percent, all tolerances included All sun screening devices shall not have a
luminous reflectance of more than twenty percent, $50
(C)(2) A transparent material, not red or amber in color, affixed to the topmost
portion of the windshield not to extend more than five inches down from
the top, $50
32:364 Fenders and mudguards (trucks, semi-trucks), $50
32:353 Modification of exhaust systems, $50
32:402 All drivers must secure license
(a) Appropriate class A,B,C or D license (improper DL type ie: learners
Permit), $50
(b) More than one valid drivers license (confiscate licenses), $100
32:411 No drivers license on person…(has a valid DL), $50
32:414.1 Unlawful use of license
(1) Possession of canceled, revoked, suspended, fictitious, or altered
license, MA
(2) To lend a license, $200
(3) To display license not issued to driver, $200
32:415 Operating a vehicle while license is suspended, $300
32:416 Unlawful operation by minor, parents responsible, $100
32:416.1 Unlawful operation by child less than seventeen
years of age (11pm-5am), $100
32:417 Allowing unlicensed minor to drive, $100
32:861.1A Every vehicle shall be covered by an automobile liability policy, MA
32:863.1.A Evidence of compulsory motor vehicle liability security contained in vehicle, $50
32:1301 Vehicle without required equipment or unsafe condition, $100
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 14
14:99 Reckless operation of a vehicle (motor vehicle, aircraft, vessel, etc), $200
LOUISIANA REVISED STATUTES TITLE 47
47:506 Registration certificates (no registration in vehicle), $50
47:507 Display of plates, $50
47:508 Expired license plate, $50
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47:536.8 Switched plate, $350
VI. STATE LAW ASSIMLATED BY 18 USC § 13
LARS 40:1023(C) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, $200
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