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What is unique about Louisiana law?

Louisiana is the only U.S. state that does not use the standardized Multistate Bar Examination because the civil law system in Louisiana is docHubly different from the legal systems of other states and territories.

What is discovery in Louisiana?

The discovery rules contained in the Code also apply in divorce actions. Law Summary: The Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure provides that a discovery request made a party represented by an attorney must be signed by at least one attorney of record using his/her individual name.

How do you proffer evidence in Louisiana?

art. 1636(A). The proffer may be made in open court, on the record, and outside the jurys presence; or it can be made by deposition.

Is Louisiana law on discovery?

LOUISIANA LAW is produced for Discovery Channel by Warm Springs Productions in association with Watson Pond Productions, where Christopher Voos, Marc Pierce, Chris Richardson, and Brad Johnson serve as executive producers.