LL.M. Tour at the Louisiana Supreme Court

On August 5th, 2016, Prof. O. Moréteau and Christabelle Lefebvre accompanied the five new LL.M. candidates to New Orleans for a team-building and sightseeing tour, including a visit to the Louisiana Supreme Court and the Louisiana Law Library, in the splendid court building at 400 Royal Street. The visit of the Rare Books Room is always a highlight!

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‘Father Chief Justice’ E.D. White, the only Louisianian who ever sat on the U.S. Supreme Court, welcomes the group at the court entrance at 400 Royal Street, New Orleans

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Brandon Wright, Assistant Librarian at the Law Library of Louisiana, introduces the LL.M. candidates to the sometimes unique volumes kept in the rare books collection

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4th Circuit Court of Appeal Judge Roland L. Belsome welcomes the delegation to the historical court building

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French students travel all the way to Louisiana to hold an original copy of the Napoleonic Code (Code civil des Français, 1804)

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Our three French candidates looking for article 1382 in the original: the excitement is palpable

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Questioning looks

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The new Louisiana Supreme Court? After all, they are seven!

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Hail to the chief! In front of Chief Justice Bernette J. Johnson’s portrait

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