The Court has a two-day private conference scheduled for Monday and Tuesday. This Friday’s order list should reflect any petitions the Court chooses to grant or to deny, as well as any opinions finalized at that conference.

The next oral-argument sitting of the Court is scheduled to begin on April 1, 2008 — seven weeks [...]

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This week, the Texas Supreme Court will hold its second argument sitting of the year.

This might be “former Justice” week at the Court, with former Justice Craig Enoch arguing the first case on Tuesday and former Chief Justice Phillips squaring off against former Justice Deborah Hankinson in Thursday’s first argument.

Live video of the arguments [...]

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There are no private conferences or oral arguments scheduled for this week. The Court is scheduled to issue its regular order list on Friday.

The Texas Supreme Court’s next oral argument sitting begins on February 5th (next Tuesday).

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On Monday, the Court will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Court will hold a private conference to consider pending cases. Any petitions granted or other dispositions should be noted on Friday’s weekly order list.

The next oral arguments are scheduled for February 5th.

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This week, the Texas Supreme Court has its first oral-argument sitting of the new year. The Court is scheduled to hear nine arguments:

Tuesday 1-15-2008, 9:00 am

Southwestern Bell Telephone, L.P. v. Harris County Toll Road Authority, No. 06-0933 State Farm Lloyds v. Johnson, No. 06-1071 Galveston Central Appraisal District v. TRQ Captain’s Landing, No. 07-0010

Wednesday 1-16-2008, 9:00 [...]

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Today, the Court will hold its first scheduled private conference of 2008. Any petitions granted or other dispositions should be noted on Friday’s weekly order list.

The first oral arguments of the year are scheduled for January 15th, which is next Tuesday.

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This looks to be another slow holiday week at the Court. The Court’s public calendar indicates that it is open today but will be closed tomorrow in observance of New Year’s Day. Interestingly, the calendar also shows there will be no regularly scheduled orders this Friday, January 4th — one of the [...]

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The Court’s public calendar shows it to be observing the state holidays on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week. 1 The calendar also indicates that the regular weekly order list will be issued on Friday, December 28th.At some point this week or next Monday, the Court should issue its formal order carrying the [...]

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On Monday, the Court has its last scheduled private conference for 2007. Any petitions granted or denied, opinions finalized, or motions disposed at that conference should be reflected on the order list to be issued Friday, December 21st.

Although the Court is also scheduled to issue orders next week on December 28th, the short [...]

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The Court’s calendar shows a private conference scheduled for Monday and (if necessary) Tuesday. Any petitions granted or denied, opinions finalized, or motions disposed at that conference should be reflected on the orders scheduled to be released Friday, December 14th.

No oral arguments are scheduled until January 15, 2008.

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