This reference is comprehensive and an early edition of the Louisiana Penal system of criminal law which, while not adopted in the United States, is still influential today. (Hardcover)

(hardcover) Deals with the processing of civil litigation in Louisiana district and appellate courts, focusing primarily on the ordinary proceeding.

(softcover) Written by the Code’s principal drafters; provides ready access to analysis of the Louisiana Code of Evidence and relevant statutes.

The pivotal issue in this book is that this conflict was the struggle between Louisiana civil law and Anglo-American common law, was which system of law – Spain, France, Great Britain, or the United States would prevail in governing Louisiana

In 1964, a unanimous U. S. Supreme Court ruled that an individual's freedom to criticize elected judges and other public officials was not only protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution, but that it was "the essence of self-government."

(pamphlet -15 pages) All the Louisiana statutes, rules and regulations regarding the granting or revoking of parole in Louisiana