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South Texas Law Professor: April 2005

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Tuesday, April 19, 2005. Another reason to put off that surgery. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Tuesday, April 12, 2005. Smallish Settlement for Taser Victim. More than 100 people in the United States and Canada have died shortly after getting zapped by Tasers, but few of the fatalities have been attributed to the stun guns. In the majority of cases, medical examiners have blamed drugs. Another articl...

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South Texas Law Professor: August 2012

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Wednesday, August 29, 2012. Fincham on The Parthenon Dispute. My STCL colleague Derek Fincham. Has a new article on SSRN entitled. The Parthenon Sculptures and Cultural Justice. Which I recommend to my readers - it's a very interesting subject. Here is the abstract:. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Ann Romney and Arianna Huffington: Separated at Birth? Posted by Dru Stevenson. Monday, August 27, 2012.

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South Texas Law Professor: New Semester...

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Wednesday, August 22, 2012. I am also teaching Administrative Law at the University of Houston Law Center, but classes don't start there until next week. Posted by Dru Stevenson. There was an error in this gadget. Fincham on The Parthenon Dispute. Ann Romney and Arianna Huffington: Separated at Bi. Another Reason I like the Law Review System Better. Dru Stevenson SSRN Page.

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South Texas Law Professor: March 2007

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Wednesday, March 14, 2007. I previously blogged about my interest in Reverse Bifurfaction. In civil trials) and solicited comments and suggestions. The article is now in print from the University of Cincinnati Law Review. The original draft version is still available for free download on the Social Science Research Network site, at. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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South Texas Law Professor: April 2006

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Saturday, April 29, 2006. At-Will Employee Can Still Sue for Wrongful Discharge. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Friday, April 28, 2006. Some Interesting Court Cases. I was planning to note and comment on every new case that bases its decision on a DICTIONARY. Instead of jurisprudence or common sense, but alas, I discovered that there were 15 or 20 every day. State and federal) and I couldn't keep up.

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South Texas Law Professor: March 2009

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Monday, March 30, 2009. This Week's "People With Too Much Time On Their Hands". Here is this week's example. Baptized partly to make a point that it was my own choice. But I don't get why something that is "meaningless" isn't.well, not necessary to. Was there nothing to watch on TV instead? Posted by Dru Stevenson. Saturday, March 28, 2009. The New Law Prof Rankings. By a group of professors at ...

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South Texas Law Professor: July 2005

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Friday, July 29, 2005. Legal Malpractice Requires Showing of "Actual Innocence" by Criminal Defendants. Ang v Martin,. Washington Supreme Court No. 74698-2. June 23, 2005. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Tuesday, July 26, 2005. Analyzing The Pronunciation of "A" and "The". Two interesting posts about the most commonplace of linguistic phenomenon.click on the post title to link over to Language Log.

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South Texas Law Professor: May 2006

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Monday, May 29, 2006. Against Dictionaries: The Exceptional Case. State v. Werdell. 2006 WL 1429161 (Ore. May 25, 2006) (case about a lawyer who is charged with hindering prosecution; defendant attorney challenges the state appeals court’s use of the dictionary definition. Of the words “discovery” and “apprehension”. Instead of the actual words in the statute. Posted by Dru Stevenson. Is defined...

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South Texas Law Professor: Arizona’s Corporate-Run Agency Gives Taxpayer Subsidies to Other Corporations but Little Information to the Public

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Arizona’s Corporate-Run Agency Gives Taxpayer Subsidies to Other Corporations but Little Information to the Public. New from the website In the Public Interest: Arizona’s Corporate-Run Agency Gives Taxpayer Subsidies to Other Corporations but Little Information to the Public. I have additional concerns beyond those mentioned in the article. Even from a conservative, ...

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South Texas Law Professor: April 2007

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South Texas Law Professor. Reactions and Musings from a Professor at South Texas College of Law (Houston, TX). Saturday, April 07, 2007. Massachusetts v. EPA. On Monday, the Supreme Court issued a much-awaited decision in. Massachusetts v. EPA. I must agree with Gary Feinerman, the Solicitor General for Illinois, that. Mass v. EPA. Mass v. EPA. In making regulatory law more democratic - may supersede the immediate consequences for greenhouse gas regulations. Mass v. EPA. Highlights the growing political ...