Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 22 - CORRECTIONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT
Part XV - Public Defender Board
Chapter 13 - Trial Court Performance Standards for Attorneys Representing Children in Delinquency-Detention through Adjudication
Section XV-1360 - Interlocutory Writs of Review

A. Any interlocutory decision by the juvenile court is subject to the supervisory review of the Louisiana Courts of Appeal pursuant to an application for a writ of review. Writ applications from juvenile proceedings receive priority treatment and should be filed no later than 15 days from the date of the ruling at issue. Counsel should be familiar with the procedures for seeking supervisory writs, including the procedure for seeking an emergency writ of review.

B. If counsel files and argues an unsuccessful motion, counsel should strongly consider seeking supervisory review to the Louisiana Courts of Appeal. In situations where the court makes a spontaneous improper ruling, counsel should make an immediate oral motion in opposition, state any reasons for the opposition on the record, and notice an intention to seek supervisory writs on the matter.