Louisiana Bar Exam covers Civil Code I, Civil Code II, Civil Code III, Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure, Torts, Business Entities, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Procedure and Evidence, and Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure

• Code I covers Persons and family law
• Code II covers Interstate Distribution
• Code III covers Areas of Obligations
• Louisiana Code of Civil Procedures cover any part of the code of civil procedures
• Torts covers areas of questioning on all Civil Code Articles relating to negligent, intentional, and strict liability tort actions
• Business Entities cover Provisions of the Louisiana Revised Statutes and the Louisiana Civil Code dealing with corporations
• Constitutional Law covers The Constitutional law examination specifically addresses areas to which the average practitioner may be expected to be exposed in the course of his or her legal career
• Criminal Law, Procedure and Evidence covers Questioning on substantive criminal law and procedure as contained in the United States Constitution
• Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure covers Questions regarding the jurisdiction of federal courts, the federal judicial system, and the law governing proceedings in those courts