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Volume 69, June 2009
Issue 4

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The English in the Louisiana Civil Law Chausse-Trappe: Civil Law Concepts in the English Language; Comparativists Beware!

Alain Levasseur
Vincenç Feliú

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Twenty Years After Brown v. Massachusetts-Damages or Restitution: When Does It Still Matter?  When Should It?

Nora J. Pasman-Green
Alexis Derrosett

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Deficiency Judgments: A Louisiana Overview

Michael H. Rubin
Jamie D. Seymour

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Unresolved Issues Regarding Passthrough Entities, Community Property, and Federal Tax Law Create Headaches for Spouses in Louisiana

Susan Kalinka

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The Troxel Aftermath: A Proposed Solution for State Courts and Legislatures

Sonya C. Garza

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Louisiana's New Public Defender System: Origins, Main Features, and Prospects for Success

Richard Drew

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Grass Root Immigration Reform

Susan M. Bartlett

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