This comment discusses due process and judicial review in relation to administrative action. It extensively looks at the Texas Administrative Procedure Act and the case law that preceded Mega Child Care, Inc.. Next, it ...

The first part of this article is a comprehensive summary of the history and movements that led to the Texas Administrative Procedures Act, such as: the federal administrative law movement, Federal APA of 1946, the Chenery ...

This comment briefly discusses the origins of implied covenants, correlative rights, and Rule 37. It examines the duty of a lessee under the regime of each in the context of loss of the minerals owners’ estate to adjacent ...

This article outlines the steps that have been taken to deploy broadband over power lines (BPL) technology in Texas and elsewhere. It begins with a basic technical description of BPL services, then it focuses on the federal ...

This article addresses the recent decision in Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc. v. Irving School District, and the inconsistencies in the application of the law that it led to. It focuses on the assertions of ...

This article discusses the May 2005 Attorney General Opinion, as well as other past Attorney General Opinions and court cases that address the meaning of section 551.143. It also examines what may or may not be permissible ...

This comment discusses the methods employed to allow the electricity industry to recover “stranded costs” from Texas consumers. First, it explains deregulation in Texas through unbundling and stranded cost recovery. Then, ...

This article examines the present scope of a Texas landowner’s domestic and livestock rights in light of the current versions of Chapter 11 of the Texas Water Code and Chapters 295 and 297 of the Texas Administrative Code. ...

This comment begins with background behind the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, then explains the organization and major powers and duties of the Board. It primarily discusses the key aspects of the Board’s mission ...

This is a tribute to the career of Justice Mack Kid of the Texas Third Court of Appeals. He passed away unexpectedly on Monday, January 3rd, 2005, at the age of 63.