by K. Connor Long This past fall, Louisiana residents voted to amend the State’s constitutional right to bear arms. As a result of the amendment, article 1, section 11 of the Louisiana Constitution now reads: “The right of each citizen to keep and bear arms is fundamental and shall not …
Law Review Symposium – 3/22/2013 – Part 1 – Opening Remarks and Introduction to Multidistrict Litigation Remarks: Chancellor Jack Weiss and Professor Margaret Thomas Moderator: Professor Margaret Thomas The Honorable Eldon Fallon The Honorable Kurt D. Englehardt The Honorable Stanwood Duval Law Review Symposium – 3/22/2013 – Part 2 – …
In the wake of the worst campus murders in American history, the Virginia Supreme Court ruled recently that Virginia Tech is not liable to the families of slain students.1 * * * * Around 7 a.m. on April 16, 2007, Virginia Tech senior Seung-Hui Cho entered a university dorm room …
The Louisiana Law Review is pleased to announce the students who have received offers for publication in Volume 75 of the Review. …
The Volume 74 Board of Editors of the Louisiana Law Review is pleased to announce and congratulate the following Junior Associates who have been selected …
Volume 74, Issue 2 of the Louisiana Law Review has been uploaded to the Law Review’s Digital Commons page.
LSU Law 2014 Complex Litigation Symposium The Rest of the Story: Resolving the Cases Remanded by the MDL 7:45-8:25 Registration and Continental …
The Louisiana Law Review‘s 2014 symposium, entitled The Rest of the Story: Resolving the Cases Remanded by the MDL, will be held …
By Anna Scardulla Does a parent’s duty to financially support his or her children outweigh a parent’s duty to provide his or …
Volume 74, Issue 1 of the Louisiana Law Review has been uploaded to the Law Review’s Digital Commons page.