St. Mary's Law Journal

The Supreme Court as the Cheshire Cat: Escaping The Section 1983 Wonderland
Jose Roberto Juarez Jr.

1969: The Birth of Tax Reform
Mark Wright Cochran

Ruminations on the Nature of Texas Judging
John Cornyn

The Lord in the Law: Reflections on a Catholic School

Evolution and Revolution in Family Law
Victoria Mikesell Mather

The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same: The Employment-At-Will Doctrine In Texas
Bonita Roberts

Poverty, Pain, and Precedent: The Fifth Circuit's Social Security Jurisprudence
Jon Dubin

Literalism: The United States Supereme Court's Methodology for Statutory Construction In Bankruptcy Cases
Peter Carroll III

Since 1985, Can an Indictment or Information be "Fundamentally" Defective for Failing to Charge an Offense?
Robert Barton

Antitrust and Corporate Dividend Policy: Revising Dividend Payment Policies to Empower Shareholders to Curb Mergers and Acquisitions
Marsha Cope Huie

Women in the Law in Texas: Stories of Three Pioneers
Barbara Bader Aldave

Constitutional Law and the Myth of the Great Judge
Michael Ariens

Twenty-Five Years Later-For Better or Worse?
Faye Bracey

Twenty-Five Years of Strict Product Liability Law: The Transformation and Present Meaning of Section 402A
Charles Cantu

It's the Thought That Counts: The Intent Requirement in Enviromental Racism Claims
Leslie Ann Coleman

The Federal Government's Machiavellian Impediment of the State's Collection of Property Taxes Through the FDIC's Regulation of Failed Financial Insititutions: Does the End Justify the Liens?
Sharon Humble