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A Grave Matter: The Law of the Texas Cemetery

Byron L. Brown
October 23, 2018

I visited an historical cemetery once for a school project in sixth grade. Our class was studying a local historical figure — sadly, I cannot […]

Drew Shirley
October 19, 2018

Any time any government agency limits the rights of citizens to speak, assemble or practice their religion, those limitations could trigger constitutional issues and those […]

Judith El Masri
October 1, 2018

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is running for re-election in a few weeks and a lot of the information and news coming out of the governor’s […]

Byron L. Brown
September 21, 2018

I have a friend whose occupation requires him to spend a lot of time in airports. Recently, he created a photo album on his social […]

Brandon Morris
September 18, 2018

Most Texans take pride in keeping their home looking good, maintaining a well-kept lawn, and preventing junk from piling up in their yard. Of course, […]

Drew Shirley
September 15, 2018

Texas residents might enjoy a homestead tax break of up to 20% of the appraised value of their home, depending on what amount is provided […]

Judith El Masri
August 24, 2018

Lately, we have been hearing a lot about campaign finance. Any individual that chooses to run for an elected public office in Texas has election […]

Byron L. Brown
August 18, 2018

What follows is a case study on whether home warranties are “worth it.” I have been given permission to tell this story, but not to […]

Randlelaw
August 17, 2018

What’s in a name? Or, in a city slogan, for that matter? A city may adopt a slogan to boost civic morale, encourage economic development […]

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