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La. Sup. Ct. R. XI, § 2

Court Discretion and Docketing

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentact-effective-date

The Court may, in its discretion, decline to answer the question certified to it. If the

Court accepts the certified question, the case shall be placed on the docket for oral

arguments and for briefing at the earliest practicable date.

History

Repealed and re-enacted by the Supreme Court's order of December 2025 (Rules I–XII, XIV and XLII), effective 2026-01-01.

Provenance

Source: www.lasc.org
Retrieved: 2026-09-18
Edition: 2026-09-18
Content hash: c6e81fb3fe63952033c84733063bc141496faafe42b993e3ef24116225c72958

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