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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Louisiana Legal History at Tulane and LSU
On Friday, November 4, 2016, The Portalis Society, The Eason Weinmann Center, and The Tulane Law School organized an international conference in New Orleans on Early Louisiana and Her Spanish World: Legal Tradition, Laws and Customs in Luisiana and the Floridas. Two of … Continue reading
Newsletter Online
The Russell Long Chair and CCLS Newsletter is available online, presenting the Louisiana Civil Code in French, the LL.M. Program, the Journal of Civil Law Studies, and other news.
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Journal of Civil Law Studies, Vol. 9 No. 1 is Online
This issue of the Journal of Civil Law Studies features The Constitution as Code, by Prof. Paul R. Baier, with a Postscript by Justice Nicholas Kasirer, of the Court of Appeal of Quebec. Brazil is a guest of honor with … Continue reading
Professor Francois Du Toit Presents on South African Law
Prof. Francois Du Toit, Senior Lecturer at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa, visited at the LSU Law Center (October 7 to 24) as a guest of the CCLS, to conduct comparative law research, in the areas of … Continue reading
LLMs meet with Lousiana Judges
As part of the Introduction to United States Law class, Professor Moréteau invited three State Judges to present on criminal justice in Louisiana and the United States, sharing on their experience as judges, prosecutors, and also adjunct professors at the … Continue reading