COURTS: Repeals environmental docket for the 24th JDC

This bill removes a specific section of state law that established a separate environmental docket within the Twenty-Fourth Judicial District Court in Louisiana. By repealing this provision, the legislation eliminates the requirement for the court to maintain a distinct track for environmental cases, meaning these matters will likely be handled alongside other civil or criminal cases in the same courtroom. The change directly affects judges, court clerks, and attorneys in that district who previously managed cases under this specialized system. Ultimately, the bill simplifies the court's internal organization by ending a dedicated procedural framework for environmental litigation in that specific jurisdiction.