Texas Railroad Commission Chairwoman to Speak at Energy Law Lecture Series
Apr 16, 2015
Christi Craddick will lecture on energy regulation in Texas.
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Supreme Court denies Alan Gross in bid to sue government
Apr 7, 2015
The Baltimore Sun - Alan Gross was languishing in prison in Cuba when he sued the federal government for allegedly failing to prepare him for his dangerous mission on the communist island.
Lawyer's One-Year Banishment Leads to Showdown
Mar 30, 2015
The Texas Tribune - A Texas Tech law professors weighs in on whether the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has the authority to ban an attorney from their court for a year, citing missed filing deadlines.
Texas Tech to Host Faculty, Student Awards Breakfast Reception Saturday
Mar 27, 2015
Distinguished guests include President M. Duane Nellis and wife C. Ruthie Nellis.
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