Early voting starts Saturday. The ballot for the March 29 election has four constitutional amendments on courts, taxes, juvenile crime, and judgeships.

Louisiana voters will vote on four proposed constitutional amendments March 29. The amendments address various topics, including specialty courts, tax rates and juvenile prosecution. The amendments have drawn attention for their potential impact on legal practices, state finances and criminal justice.

A proposed constitutional amendment that could lead to more juveniles being tried as adults in Louisiana will be on the March 29 ballot. But critics are pushing to block its implementation, even if voters approve it.

Amendment 3 seeks to change Louisiana law to allow additions to that list with a two-thirds vote of the legislature rather than through a constitutional amendment. Youth justice advocates like Kristie Rome,