louisiana

The Summer with the Sharks program was transformative and catapulted me out of Louisiana and into the world of tech.

Google 'Slaughterhouse cases', and 'Colfax massacre', and then curse Louisiana for being the rock which incorporation stubbed its toe on.

To make it more concrete, when Louisiana has financial problems, the first remedy for Louisianans(???) is to move to another state.

I don't get how the bar of Louisiana allows Cox to practice law with such an attitude.

(The US is a big place, and all social trends are not perfectly distributed.) Louisiana incarcerates over 1400 of its 100,000, four to fourteen times most other countries.

On page 23 we see Louisiana has the highest number of people remaining in state, 78.8% and Nevada the least at 24.3%.

You should see what Louisiana used to do for florists.

Under the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825 (art.

At certain restaurants though (the Louisiana museum for instance), the waiter will sometimes politely refer you to the bathroom if you ask for (free) tap water (hinting you should buy it from the restaurant).

Those numbers for the states are based on prisoners under state jurisdiction (excluding county jail in other states), does the parish system potentially factor into Louisiana dealing with a larger percentage of incarcerations at the state level?

I am a 5th year half time Software Engineering student at Louisiana State University (LSU) looking for part to full time remote opportunities to cover living and tuition while finishing up degree.

This works, because if the federal government hangs Louisiana out to dry, they will potentially lose seats, and potentially the presidency, come next election, so even though it annoys the rich states a little, the best political strategy is to provide as much financial support to Louisiana as possible without pissing off the rich states too much.

Ah, now it makes sense -- the one in your link is parsed as "Santa Monica, LA" (LA for Louisiana) and the one I found as "L.

To give you a concrete example of how this has changed, my mother was born in the mid-30s to a Cajun (French in Louisiana, by way of "Arcadia" in Canada) family, and prior to attending the public school system spoke no English.

> The US is a common law country With the exception of Louisiana, which is a civil law state.

Their economy is smaller than Louisiana's, their population is more than twice, and they really, really like entitlements.

That includes Louisiana, where the company is headquartered.