O´Connor Distinguished Lecture Series Features Justices Scalia and Breyer
Nov 4, 2010
The public presentation will be held at 5 p.m. Nov. 12.
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Texas Fifth District Court of Appeals Justice Douglas Lang
Oct 22, 2010
dBusiness News - Justice Douglas H. Lang, of the Texas Fifth District Court of Appeals, will present “Intricacies and Nuances of Professionalism and Mentoring” to the Texas Tech University School of Law professional responsibility classes and to the Lubbock County Bar Association. In addition to the presentation, Justice Lang will distribute a copy of his book Deeds Not Words, a compilation of personal stories from Dallas lawyers about how their mentors served as guiding lights of integrity in the legal profession, to every student enrolled in the professional responsibility class. The event is set for Tuesday, October 26 at noon in Lanier Auditorium of the Mark & Beck Lanier Professional Development Center at the Texas Tech University School of Law.
Defense attorneys in Fort Hood killings question witnesses for inconsistencies
Oct 19, 2010
Dalls Morning News - Such defense questioning amounts to opening moves in a complex legal chess match, said Texas Tech University Law School professor Richard Rosen, a former military judge advocate. 'They're trying to pin people down, find inconsistency, try to get some doubt.'
School of Law Students Represent Everyday Taxpayers
Oct 18, 2010
Students are giving back to the community.
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