In Texas, a State Supreme Court Maintains Integrity, Despite Politics
Despite politics, the Texas Supreme Court has become a model of judicial integrity, unlike its California counterpart.
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Obama’s Transgender Edict Enjoined Nationwide by Federal District Court in Texas
A federal district court enjoined the Obama administration’s transgender-bathroom edict.
George Will’s Epiphany
The venerable columnist George Will, once a Burkean conservative, now tacks libertarian.
Is Justice Kennedy Grooming Himself for Posterity?
Anthony Kennedy, the former Supreme Court “swing vote” is firmly aligning himself with the liberal bloc.
Broken Engagement?
Clark Neily departs from his “Terms of Engagement” standard of review.
A Tale of Two Judges
Judges usually manage to stay out of the news, but two of them in California have been getting lots of national attention lately: U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel in ...
Sticking with Edgewood
In San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez (1973), a lawsuit brought by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) challenging spending disparities among school districts in Texas, ...
Texas Voters Get a Re-Do in Important Judicial Election
No, the governor of Wisconsin is not running for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
Unfit for Pedagogy?
John Roberts's Supreme Court: Albany Law professor Stephen Gottlieb Analyses the Roberts Court
Former Texas Governor Rick Perry Vindicated at Last
Politicized felony charges against former Texas governor Rick Perry were thrown out by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.