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The Louisiana political and legal structure has maintained several elements from the time of French governance. One is the use of the term parish in place of county for administrative subdivision. Another is the legal system of civil law based on French, German and Spanish legal codes and ultimately Roman law—as opposed to English common law.
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Councilmember: $250K audit was unnecessary
November 17, 2008 New Orleans' City Council member Stacy Head says that the information the city spent $250,000 on an audit for should have been free. The audit was to determine the number of houses serviced by the city's two trash contractors. However, the trash contractors are supposed to invoice the city monthly with a count of "serviced locations."
Louisiana launches state spending website
November 13, 2008 LaTrac, a new website detailing state spending in Louisiana, has been officially launched. The site is part of Gov. Bobby Jindal's promise of a more accountable and transparent government. It currently contains all spending from the state's accounting system General Ledger, and promises more detailed information in the future.
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