La. Rev. Stat. § 4:431
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A. Each year the division shall compile a list of athletes, which were signed to a contract by a professional sports team, and shall contact the appropriate players associations to determine which agents have been retained to represent those athletes.
B. In the event that the agents retained by the athletes are not registered in this state, the division shall contact the district attorney where the athlete's school or institution of higher education is located. The district attorney's office shall take appropriate measures to investigate and prosecute any unregistered athlete agents operating in this state.
C. The division shall inform in writing the appropriate players association of any unregistered athlete agent operating in this state.
Acts 1999, No. 302, §1.
B. In the event that the agents retained by the athletes are not registered in this state, the division shall contact the district attorney where the athlete's school or institution of higher education is located. The district attorney's office shall take appropriate measures to investigate and prosecute any unregistered athlete agents operating in this state.
C. The division shall inform in writing the appropriate players association of any unregistered athlete agent operating in this state.
Acts 1999, No. 302, §1.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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