Starting Thursday new laws signed by Gov. Jeff Landry are taking effect. One of those laws that goes into effect makes it illegal to knowingly approach an arresting police officer. Another law is banning the sale of THC products at gas stations. The first law stipulates that individuals who intentionally approach an officer engaged in their duties, after being ordered to stop or retreat, could face a $500 fine, 60 days in jail, or both. The second law restricts the sale of THC products to stores carrying hemp and medical marijuana, excluding gas stations. Additional laws are set to take effect throughout the week.Below is a list of some of the more notable new laws taking effect: SB 152: PERMITLESS CONCEALED CARRY in New Orleans (already in effect statewide) — Provides relative to the right of law-abiding citizens to carry concealed handguns lawfully without a permit.SB24 CRIMINAL RECORDS: Removes certain limitations on the release and dissemination of mug shots.HB322 STUDENT/DISCIPLINE: Provides relative to student disciplineHB428 INSURANCE/PROPERTY: Provides relative to the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance CorporationHB128 WEAPONS/FIREARMS: Provides relative to possession of a firearm by a felonHB174 HIGHER EDUCATION: Provides relative to disciplinary proceedings for students and student organizations at public post-secondary education institutionsHB453 JUVENILES: Eliminates the statute of limitations to prosecute the crime of molestation of a juvenileHB122 CURRICULA: Provides relative to discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity in public schoolsHB121 EDUCATION: Provides relative to the use of certain names and pronouns for studentsHB46 VACCINES/VACCINATION: Provides that no person shall be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine as a condition of enrollment or attendance at any public or nonpublic schoolSB124 CRIMINAL JUSTICE: Creates the Sexual Assault Survivor's Bill of RightsHB225 DISTRICTS/CRIME PREVENT: Creates the Tall Timbers Crime Prevention and Improvement District in New OrleansHB252 EDUCATION: Provides relative to the provision of cardiac health information to student-athletes and their parentsHB270 ASSESSORS: Provides relative to the application and fee required by the Orleans Parish assessor for a tax exemptionHB424 SCHOOLS: Requires each public school governing authority to use a uniform 10-point grading scaleHB432 MTR VEHICLE/LICENSE PLATES: Creates the "LSU Baseball National Champions" specialty license plateHB578 CORRECTIONS: Creates the Back on Track Youth Pilot ProgramHB608 CIVIL/LAW: Creates the Women's Safety and Protection ActHB688 LOCAL GOVERNMENT: Provides relative to training requirements for local government officialsHB392 MEDICAID: Provides relative to Medicaid and private insurance coverage for perimenopausal and menopausal careHB107 STUDENT/DISCIPLINE: Prohibits certain types of discipline of students in elementary and secondary schoolsHB824 CRIMINAL/PENALTIES: Provides relative to penalties for the unlawful disruption of the operation of a schoolHB544 TRANSPORTATION: Provides relative to the Regional Transit AuthoritySB509 PUBLIC HEALTH: Provides for violence preventionSB300 INSURANCE POLICIES: Provides for health insurance coverage of pregnancy-related and postpartum healthcare servicesHB830 DRUGS/CONTROLLED: Adds Tianeptine to Schedule I of the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substance LawHB816 CRIME: Provides relative to residential contractor fraudHB674 MOTOR VEHICLES: Authorizes a local governing authority to adopt ordinances to address blighted property with purported collector's automobilesHB644 STUDENTS: Authorizes students enrolled in home study programs to participate in public school activitiesHB575 DISTRICTS/COMMUNICATIONS: Provides relative to the membership of the Orleans Parish Communications DistrictHB561 DISTRICTS/ECONOMIC DEVEL: Provides for a Lafitte Greenway Economic Development DistrictHB467 AGRICULTURE/MILK: Provides relative to the sale of raw milk