DATA BREACH
On Tuesday, November 1, 2022, the Department of Public Safety and Corrections announced a cybersecurity incident that exposed personal health information of approximately 80,000 inmates. For information about this data breach, and what to do Click here for more information.
Receive information on the individual who committed the crime against you.
As an individual affected by the criminal acts of another person, you have a right to participate in the justice system. If the individual who committed the crime has been sentenced to state custody and you want information about his or her status or the Department’s policies and programs or your rights and responsibilities, you may contact the Crime Victims Services Bureau.
Complete this form below if you wish to be notified when the person who committed a crime against you makes a successful court appeal, is placed in a transitional work program or released from physical custody, escapes, or is scheduled for a Board of Pardons or Committee on Parole hearing.
To receive notification, you must maintain a correct address and/or telephone number with the Bureau.
A 24-hour imprisoned person locator service is available through the Louisiana Automated Victim Notification System (LAVNS). Call (866) 528-6748 toll free, or visit the online resource. For location and possible release date, you may also call (225) 383-4580.
Locate an Imprisoned Person