This comprehensive volume, ""The Laws And General Ordinances Of The City Of New Orleans,"" offers a detailed look into the legal framework governing one of America's most historic cities. Compiled with meticulous care, the book includes not only the city's ordinances but also relevant acts of the Louisiana Legislature, decisions from the Supreme Court, and constitutional provisions that shape the city's government.
A vital resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of urban governance in the United States, this book provides invaluable insights into the legal and political landscape of New Orleans. It captures a specific moment in the cityâ(TM)s history, reflecting the legal considerations and challenges of the time. The inclusion of legislative acts and court decisions contextualizes the ordinances, offering a broader understanding of their application and impact.
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