Louisiana Order to Redact is a legal document issued by a court in the state of Louisiana. It is a formal request for the redaction of certain information from a document or record. This document is typically used when sensitive or confidential information is contained in the document or record that must be removed before it can be viewed by the public. There are two types of Louisiana Order to Redact: 1) General Order to Redact and 2) Specific Order to Redact. General Order to Redact is used when sensitive or confidential information needs to be redacted from a document or record that is to be made public. Specific Order to Redact is used when there is an individual or a group of people for whom the confidential information must be redacted from the document or record. The Order to Redact must contain the name of the court that issued it, the date of filing, the name of the party requesting the redaction, the specific information to be redacted, and the reason for the redaction.