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Volume 81, Issue 4
Articles
Portalis and Pound: A Debate on "Codification"
Alain A. Levasseur
All Good Things Must Come to an End: The Launch, Life, and Loss of a Mineral Servitude
Patrick S. Ottinger
Fairness and the Putative Spouse
Mark Strasser
Moral Truth and Constitutional Conservatism
Gerard V. Bradley
Comments
Emily Hickman
Benjamin M. Parks
The Underbelly of the Criminal Justice System: A Critique and Proposed Reforms of Parole Hearings in Louisiana
Brittany E. Williams
Articles
Multijurisdictional Practice and Transactional Lawyers: Time for a Rule That Is Honored Rather Than Honored in Its Breach
James Geoffrey Durham and Michael H. Rubin
Sexual Misconduct by Louisiana Lawyers
N. Gregory Smith
Properly Limiting the Lost Chance Doctrine in Medical Malpractice Cases: A Practitioners’ Rejoinder
Michael C. Mims and Richard S. Crisler
Comments
Andrew Crayden
John D. Frey