This blawg covers the Texas Supreme Court from a political perspective. Wallace B. Jefferson is the Court's elected Chief and has not approved any of the comments made here (unless specifically attributed or quoted).
The Chief and His Court
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The Jury Verdict Wrecking Crew
Members
Chief Justice Wallace B. Jefferson,
Justice Nathan L. Hecht,
[Former Justice Harriet O'Neill (replaced by Justice Lehrmann)]
Justice Dale Wainwright,
Justice David Medina,
Justice Paul W. Green,
Justice Phil Johnson,
Justice Don R. Willett,
Justice Eva M. Guzman (appointed Oct. 2009)
Justice Debra H. Lehrmann (appointed June 2010)
[Former Justice Scott A. Brister resigned Sep. 2009; replaced by Justice Guzman]
2010 Texas Judicial Campaigns and Elections
Justice Nathan L. Hecht,
[Former Justice Harriet O'Neill (replaced by Justice Lehrmann)]
Justice Dale Wainwright,
Justice David Medina,
Justice Paul W. Green,
Justice Phil Johnson,
Justice Don R. Willett,
Justice Eva M. Guzman (appointed Oct. 2009)
Justice Debra H. Lehrmann (appointed June 2010)
[Former Justice Scott A. Brister resigned Sep. 2009; replaced by Justice Guzman]
2010 Texas Judicial Campaigns and Elections
Blawgmeister
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Blog zum Texanisches Recht und Entscheidungen der Appellationsgerichte von Texas
BLOG DESCRIPTION IN GERMAN: Dieser Blog befasst sich mit Entscheidungen des Obersten Gerichsthofes des Bundesstaates Texas (Texas Supreme Court), und mit dem texanischen Recht allgemein. Die Begruendungen (opinions) werden dem Internetpublikum mit Hotlinks zu den ensprechended Webseiten zugaenglich gemacht. Berufungen in Strafsachen, inklusive Urteile in denen die Todesstrafe verhaengt wurde, werden vom Texas Supreme Court nicht behandelt. Dafuer ist der Oberste Gerichtshof fuer Strafsachen (Texas Court of Criminal Appeals) zustaendig. Die vierzehn Appellationsgerichte in erster Instanz (intermediate courts of appeals) entscheiden Berufungen sowohl von Urteilen in zivilen Causen als auch Strafsachen, mit Ausnahme von Kriminalfaellen die zu Todesurteilen fuehren (capital punishment cases). Die letzteren kommen direkt vor das Oberste Appellationsgericht fuer Strafsachen. Texas hat ein kompliziertes Gerichtssystem. Siehe Ueberblick am Justizserver: Texas Court System.
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Examples of Texas case law topics pages & blogs:
Grandparent Access & Visitation Rights
Texas Grandparents Rights Blog
Termination of Parental Rights Appeals
Family Law Decisions of the Texas Supreme Court
Insurance Law Rulings by the Texas Supreme Court
Med-Mal (Health Care Liability) Cases in the Tex. Sup. Ct.
Wolfgang P. Hirczy de Miño's Interests
USING THE INTERNET FOR LEGAL RESEARCH
Texas Caselaw Research on the Web
ELECTION LAW AND VOTING
Comparing Electoral Systems, STV With Some Twists, Representation of Women, Elections in Australia, Ireland, and Malta, Participation in Elections, Youth Voter Participation, Voter Turnout and the Dynamics of Electoral Competition, Texas Judicial Politics, Texas Politics Today
STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Does an Equal Rights Amendment Make a Difference?
Does the U.S. Constitution Need an Equal Rights Amendment?
Texas Caselaw Research on the Web
ELECTION LAW AND VOTING
Comparing Electoral Systems, STV With Some Twists, Representation of Women, Elections in Australia, Ireland, and Malta, Participation in Elections, Youth Voter Participation, Voter Turnout and the Dynamics of Electoral Competition, Texas Judicial Politics, Texas Politics Today
STATE AND FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Does an Equal Rights Amendment Make a Difference?
Does the U.S. Constitution Need an Equal Rights Amendment?