St. Mary's Law Journal | Vol 23 | No. 2

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Judge Jack B. Miller In Memoriams.
L. Wayne Scott

Nude Dancing Conveying a Message or Eroticism and Sexuality Is Protected by the First Amendment but Can Be Limited under State Police Powers Provided the Government Establishes a Substantial, Content-Neutral Purpose.
Fred S. Wilson

An Independent and Adequate Procedural Rule Bars a State Prisoner, Who Has Defaulted His Entire Appeal, from Asserting a Federal Claim Unless the Prisoner Demonstrates Cause for, and Actual Prejudice Resulting from, the Procedural Default, or in the Alternative, Proves a Fundamental Miscarriage of Justice Will Result if the Federal Habeas Court Fails to Hear the Claim.
Jared R. V. Woodfill

Television Advertising: Professionalism's Dilemma.
Laura R. Champion and William M. Champion

Entering the Thicket - Mandamus Review of Texas District Court Witness Disclosure Orders.
David W. Holman and Byron C. Keeling

The Court of Criminal Appeals Versus the Constitution: The Conclusivity Question.
Susan Bleil and Charles Bleil

The Carryforward of Net Operating Losses and Other Tax Attributes after Bankruptcy Reorganizations.
Martin M. Van Brauman

The Texas Tax Relief Act after Twelve Years: Adoption, Implementation &(and) Enforcement.
Michael Weiss

Postscript: In Budget Disputes between Elected State Officials, Will the Rule of Law Prevail.
Gregory E. Maggs

The Scope of the Eighth Amendment Does Not Include a Per Se Bar to the Use of Victim Impact Evidence in the Sentencing Phase of a Capital Trial.
Jimmie O. Clements Jr.

A Trial Court's Refusal to Question Prospective Jurors about the Specific Contents of Pretrial Publicity Which They Had Read or Heard Did Not Violate a Defendant's Sixth Amendment Right to an Impartial Jury, or Fourteenth Amendment Right to Due Process.
Karen A. Cusenbary