When the Texas Supreme Court started posting an online calendar, ((It’s possible that the Court will update its calendar after I write this post. […]

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A wide variety of activity in today’s order list. Two merits opinions, one granted case, one dismissal of a granted petition as having been […]

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In an interesting decision today, the Texarkana Court issued a writ of mandamus protecting the anonymity of a blogger who had been critical of a […]

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The recent decision in Entergy Gulf States v. Summers has been the subject of much interest lately. It was given featured treatment in the […]

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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 […]

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As expected from the conference schedule, there were no grants in today’s orders. The Court did issue two decisions — one very deeply divided, […]

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The Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court Wallace B. Jefferson, the president of the state bar, and the dean of the UT school of […]

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According to Harvey Kronberg, the Texas Legislature may be studying legislation that would address a frequent and contentious question of statutory construction — how to […]

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