Volume 54 | Issue 4

June 1980

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Mitchell Franklin

Mitchell Franklin: A Tribute

Mitchell Franklin

Tribute by The Board of Editors

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Mitchell Franklin

Ancient Greece, Ancient Dress

Modern Problems in Ancient Dress

Ancient Greece, Ancient Dress

Article by Ferdinand F. Stone

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Ancient Greece, Ancient Dress

Louisiana Civil Law

Louisiana Civil Law: A Lost Cause?

Louisiana Civil Law

Paper by A.N. Yiannopoulos

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Louisiana Civil Law

Constitutional Deregulation, Public Law

Constitutional Deregulation: Notes Toward a Public, Public Law

Constitutional Deregulation, Public Law

Article by Jerry L. Mashaw

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Constitutional Deregulation, Public Law

Judicial Creativity

The "New" Judicial Solution: Occasions for and Limits to Judicial Creativity

Judicial Creativity

Article by Albert Tate, Jr.

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Judicial Creativity

Louisiana Civil Code, Sources of Civil Order

The Sources of Civil Order According to the Louisiana Civil Code

Louisiana Civil Code, Sources of Civil Order

Article by Robert A. Pascal

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Louisiana Civil Code, Sources of Civil Order

Louisiana Law, Civil Code Revision

Civil Code Revision in Louisiana

Louisiana Law, Civil Code Revision

Article by Fred Zengel

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Louisiana Law, Civil Code Revision

Mexico, Indigenous Population, History

Official Mexican Attitudes Toward the Indians: An Historical Essay

Mexico, Indigenous Population, History

Essay by Guillermo Floris Margadant

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Mexico, Indigenous Population, History

Louisiana Civil Code, Code Structure

Perspectives on Code Structure: Historical Experience, Modern Formats, and Policy Considerations

Louisiana Civil Code, Code Structure

Article by Shael Herman and David Hoskins

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Louisiana Civil Code, Code Structure

Public Figure Doctrine, Gertz

Gertz and the Public Figure Doctrine Revisited

Public Figure Doctrine, Gertz

Comment by James P. Naughton

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Public Figure Doctrine, Gertz

Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Juries, Unanimous Verdicts

Constitutional Criminal Procedure—Six-Member Juries Must Render Unanimous Verdicts in State Criminal Trials for Nonpetty Offenses

Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Juries, Unanimous Verdicts

Note by Nathalie M. Walker-Dittman

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Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Juries, Unanimous Verdicts