I wrote earlier this week about S.B. 2038, which had quietly passed the Legislature by overwhelming margins and would have provided new, confusing rules for […]

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In this holiday-shortened week, the Texas Supreme Court’s order list was fairly quiet. The Court did not issue any opinions or select any new […]

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My last post buried the lede. My apologies. Here’s another try:

The Texas Legislature just passed an amendment to the statute governing the jurisdiction […]

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So reports Mary Alice Robbins of the Texas Lawyer on the Tex Parte blog in this post today. Few details are provided, but the […]

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In Monday’s paper, Adam Liptak of the New York Times wrote about some recent studies about predicting the outcome of a U.S. Supreme Court case […]

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The Court is closed today for the Memorial Day holiday. There are no other events scheduled before this Friday’s regular order list.

Articles from the […]

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With today’s order list, The Texas Supreme Court issued opinions in three new cases and granted rehearing to issue a substituted opinion in another. […]

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The Court’s calendar shows an event that may take several Justices’ time this week (an American Law Institute (ALI) meeting Monday through Wednesday). Because […]

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