LSU Law News
November 2015
LSU Law Student Writes Featured Article in Louisiana Bar Journal
November 23, 2015Aaron Hubbard (’16) wrote a featured article, “Mediation and Religion: General Attitudes of Three Major Religions in the United States,” in the most recent issue of the Louisiana Bar Journal.
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Throw Away the Key: Criminal Sentencing Reform in the 21st Century
November 17, 2015The Louisiana Law Review’s 2016 symposium, Throw Away the Key: Criminal Sentencing Reform in the 21st Century, will be held Friday, January 22, 2016, in the McKernan Auditorium at the LSU Law Center. The symposium is co-sponsored by the LSU Law Center and the Pugh Institute for Justice. In this Symposium, the LSU Law Center and experts from across the nation will gather to discuss sentencing reform on a state and national level. Please join us as we consider the history behind the current Louisiana state and federal guidelines for sentencing, examine what those systems have achieved, and offer new…
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LSU Law Salutes Interim Co-Dean Cheney Joseph
November 17, 2015Students, faculty and staff gathered on the front steps of the Law Center on November 12, 2015, to salute and offer their encouragement to Interim Co-Dean Cheney Joseph during his illness.
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Extended Library Hours
November 12, 2015Beginning Monday, November 17 through Monday, December 15, the Law Library will be open until midnight each night for the exam period. Check the Library Hours page for full details. Best of luck students on your upcoming exams!
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