• Civilian Court-Martial Jurisdiction and United States v. Ali: A Re-Examination of the Historical Practice 

  Visger, Lieutenant Colonel Mark (Texas Tech Law Review, 2013)

  Argues that this "area of actual fighting" interpretation is better served by a broader approach that is consistent with the historical interpretation of the phrase "in the field" and that also addresses the specific reason ...

• Green Power & Environmental Justice—Does Green Discriminate? 

  Zokovitch Paben, Jeanne Marie (Texas Tech Law Review, 2013)

  Examine environmental justice issues in the context of "green energy" with two primary goals in mind: (1) to utilize the momentum of the green power movement to reinvigorate the environmental justice discussion, and (2) ...

• Contracting for Clarity: Practical Solutions for Drafting Around the Current State of the Law Affecting Overriding Royalty Interests 

  Miles, M.C. Cottingham; Benavides, Paul J. (Texas Tech Law Review, 2013)

  Reviews the three primary issues often litigated with regard to ORRIs: potential washouts, pooling, and implied covenants in the ORRI instrument. Highlights the importance of each of these topics although the relevant case ...

• Intruder Alert! Running the Regulatory Gauntlet to Purchase, Own, and Operate American Energy and Mineral Assets by Foreign Entities 

  Kulander, Christopher S. (Texas Tech Law Review, 2013)

  Examines the promulgation of statutory restrictions against foreign entity-controlled investments in the United States, as well as the two instances involving presidential denial of such transactions and their implications ...

• An Examination of the Classical Origins of Modern Racial Thought 

  Lowetz, Chloe (2019-05)

  Race in the ancient sense is not fully understood, but classical sources have been used for centuries to further racial agendas. Classical scholars in the past forty years have begun to analyze the effects of such uses, ...

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