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...These bills appear lifeless: House...
"Skilling Sentencing," "The Spirit of 1976
...Supreme Court found a display of the 10 Commandments at the Texas Capitol did not violate the Establishment clause of the First Amendment) and ...
...the judges," Sheppard said. Under HB...
...and asked the lawmaker to file two bills. House...
The word "bravery" usually doesn't come to mind when a Texan is appointed to a political office by the governor. But that word seems appropriate when applied to Erleigh Norville Wiley. Gov. Rick Perr
...the University of Texas at Austin, he would walk around the Texas Capitol hoping someone would offer him a job, he says. At...
...Reyes says. Reyes began his legal career at the Texas Capitol. After graduating from Tulane Law School in 2002, he joined the staff...
...to the Facebook message, Leach referred Texas Lawyer to his Capitol office. He didn't respond to a telephone call seeking comment before...
...the Texas Supreme Court in a ceremony Jan. 14 in the Texas Capitol
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