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The document is a Louisiana Bar Examination for Civil Code III, February 2019, containing multiple legal scenarios involving property transactions, leases, and contractual obligations. It includes questions about the validity of sales, warranties against eviction, redhibitory defects, and the rights of parties involved in various agreements. The scenarios involve issues such as restrictive servitudes, the effectiveness of waivers in contracts, and the implications of not recording leases or mortgages. Each question requires detailed legal analysis based on Louisiana law.

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Can you take the Louisiana Bar Exam without going to law school?

To be admitted to the bar, you must be: at least 18 yrs old. a US citizen. of sound mind, good moral character and fitness to practice law. a graduate of a law school accredited by the American Bar Association.

What is the passing score for the Louisiana Bar Exam?

The cut score of the Louisiana bar is 650 out of a possible 900. The exam is in two parts that are spread across three days and contains many subjects that are unique to the state of Louisiana.

How hard is the Louisiana Bar Exam?

The Louisiana Bar Exam is difficult due to the fact that Louisiana law has been heavily influenced by its occupation by the French and Spanish. Louisiana has not adopted any components of the UBE, and it is the longest bar exam in the US.

What is the bar exam for law in Louisiana?

The Louisiana Bar Exam is a three-day-long bar examination used to determine whether a candidate is qualified to practice law in the state of Louisiana. It is the longest bar exam in the United States, consisting of 21 hours of examination on nine topic areas.

How hard is it to pass the bar in Louisiana?

Hardest Bar Exams By State State NameFirst-Time Bar Exam Pass RateOverall Bar Exam Pass Rate California 68% 54% New York 79% 69% Washington 82% 73% Louisiana 75% 66%1 more row Mar 19, 2025

What is the pass rate of the Louisiana Bar Exam?

July 2024 Bar Exam JURISDICTIONOVERALL PASS RATEPassing Score Kansas 76% 266 Kentucky 77% 266 Louisiana 66% See jurisdiction Maine 73% 27032 more rows Mar 6, 2025

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