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Jan 29, 2014

Capital Murder Confession

An accused murder admits guilt on the stand

Rob Jordan in Be a Better Lawyer

Mar 24, 2014

Have a Better Legal Career by Being Less of a Lawyer

Alex Wukman

Dec 23, 2013

Mixing Guns and a Viral Video

How an arrest became the perfect storm of gun rights

Rob Jordan in Be a Better Lawyer

May 9, 2014

Be a More Certain Lawyer By Exploring Options

“Better to be at the bottom of a ladder you want to…

Alex Wukman

Jan 21, 2014

Broken Promises

How Texas healthcare failed rural residents

Sandra Fluke

Jan 6, 2014

Supreme Court Birth Control Cases: The Far-Reaching and Extreme Consequences

Last week, Obamacare’s contraception policy made headlines again when Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor granted a routine “time-out” in just one case. That case and another pair of Supreme Court…

Too Much is Never Enough

Texas collects millions for undelivered services

Pulat Yunusov in The Department of Law

Jan 14, 2015

Passwords are the new guns

Should the government have the master key to everything?

Alex Wukman

Dec 23, 2013

PBX in Texas

How hackers gave a small town a $27,000 phone bill

Jonathan Remmel

Apr 7, 2014

Driverless Cars: Who’s Liable If Nobody’s Driving?

When driverless cars hit the market, who is…

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