The council approved six courts for the Centers of Excellence program after on‑site assessments and documentation review, expanding the program’s roster and directing OCA to develop administrative rules to run the initiative.

The committee adopted HB 708 to authorize concurrent jurisdiction for justice-of-the-peace courts and Baton Rouge city court in specified areas to provide a faster, lower-cost eviction venue; landlord groups supported the change, while city-court judges and the Law Institute cautioned about appellate de novo appeals and possible fiscal effects.

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The EAGI committee on April 1 heard extensive public endorsement and legal-community backing for Governor Apatang's nominees for presiding judge and associate judge, Joseph J. N. Camacho and Joey P. Saint Nicholas, and questioned nominees about judicial philosophy, a cited Attorney General concern and practical court administration; no confirmation vote was taken and the committee will forward its recommendation to the full Senate.

Budget presentation showed most judicial branch requests funded in House and Senate proposals (interpreter reimbursements, case management, some local court needs), but provisos restricting BECCA funds from covering court staff and administrative reductions raised concerns—small counties like San Juan may lack capacity to deliver services if provisos stand.

The committee moved a package of mostly procedural judiciary bills — from transcript fee clarifications to magistrate authority for specialty courts — several with unanimous or no‑objection votes. Multiple bills were reported favorably with amendments.