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When Louisiana seceded from the Union in 1861, it retained many of its existing state laws and rights, including its constitution and legal frameworks. However, the state sought to establish its own governance and legal system in alignment with its new status as a Confederate state. Federal Laws were rendered ineffective within its borders, and issues such as slavery were institutionalized under the Confederacy. Ultimately, Louisiana's secession led to significant changes in governance and legal authority, aligning with Confederate policies.

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