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Sam Doe v. The Diocese of Lafayette
Arguing the lower courts erroneously interpreted Louisiana’s Constitution to permit the revival of prescribed claims and the elimination of vested rights. Urging the court to grant the writ application and consider the full impact of this decision on Louisiana law.
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