by A. N. YIANNOPOULOS Louisiana Law Review Annual Banquet March 21, 2014 Juban’s Restaurant Baton Rouge Editor’s Note:—We are pleased to post Professor A. N. Yiannopoulos’s address to the outgoing and incoming editors of the Louisiana Law Review, Vols. 74 and 75, at the Review’s annual Spring banquet. His reflections are …
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 …
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 …