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Helping Developing Pianists Prepare for the Sonatas of Haydn and Mozart: A Sequenced Approach to Technique and Artistry
(2019-07-25)The aim of this document is to help piano teachers guide their students in developing a better understanding of the works of Haydn and Mozart even before they reach their works. Pieces written by Haydn and Mozart are ... -
Impacts of Improved Bean Varietal Adoption on Income and Food Consumption in Uganda
(2017-11-21)ABSTRACT Common beans contribute to the livelihoods of many farmers’ households in Uganda. Adoption of improved beans is aimed at improving productivity, profitability, and consumption in order to reduce food insecurity. ... -
Civil Procedure
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Survey of United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s civil procedure decisions from July 1, 1979, through June 30, 1980. This civil procedure survey is divided into two major areas. Part one of the survey ... -
Breach of Implied Warranty in Personal Injury Actions: Privity of Contract Not Required
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Examines the Texas Supreme Court’s decision in Garcia v. Texas Instruments, Inc. The Court in Garcia held that in a personal injury action for breach of the implied warranty of merchantability, a party need not be privy ... -
Problems of Knowledge in Legal Scholarship. By Philip Shuchman. West Hartford: The University of Connecticut School of Law Press, 1979. Pp. 106, app. 30. $8.95.
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Reviews Philip Shuchman’s book, Problems of Knowledge in Legal Scholarship. In his book, Shuchman bemoans the legal scholar who relies upon appellate decisions as fact, regardless of the objective reality external to the ... -
Beyond Merit Selection: Judicial Careers Through Merit Promotion
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Presents a proposition for restructuring the judicial career system to formalize the process and provide a track for upward mobility based upon merit promotions. One of the goals of such a system is to attract bright, young ... -
Antitrust
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Survey of antitrust decisions from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. This survey covers a variety of issues, including cases relating to the jurisdictional reach of the antitrust statutes, exemptions ... -
Analysis of Cumulative Error in the Harmless Error Doctrine: A Case Study
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Examines the cumulative error doctrine as applied to the harmless error analysis. This doctrine states that what might otherwise be harmless error, may culminate into an error that is sufficient for reversal. The author ... -
Admiralty
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Survey of United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit’s decisions from July 1, 1979, through June 30, 1980 on admiralty law. While the Fifth Circuit attempted to eliminate inconsistencies and to provide guidance ... -
Administrative Law and Procedure
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Survey of administrative law and procedure decisions from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit for the period from July 1, 1979, through June 30, 1980. This survey covers cases relating to administrative ... -
Access to Judicial Proceedings: After Gannett and Richmond
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Explains the effects that the United States Supreme Court cases Gannett Co. v. DePasquale and Richmond Newspapers, Inc. v. Virginia have had on the media’s access to judicial proceedings. There is an in-depth description ... -
A Review of the Jeopardy Defense in Texas
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Reviews how double jeopardy applies in Texas to “conduct committed during a single criminal episode.” The test in Texas is currently the carving doctrine, which states that the prosecutor is only allowed to “cut once,” but ... -
A Corporate Outsider’s Duty to Disclose Under Rule 10b-5
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1981)Examines the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Chiarella v. United States. In Chiarella, the Court held that a corporate outsider does not have a duty to disclose under section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act ... -
Trade Names are not a Protected Form of Commercial Speech
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1980)Focuses on the issue of whether the commercial speech doctrine extended first amendment protection to speech communicated in the form of a trade name. The author recites the Court’s holding that minimal showing of a valid ... -
Texas Underground Water Law: The Need For Conservation and Protection of a Limited Resource
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1980)Examines the developments and complications associated with underground water law. Since the development of additional surface water would require large public expenditures, the need for effective underground water ... -
Taxation
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1980)Analyzes notable decisions in taxation during the Fifth Circuit’s recent term. The Court’s decisions clarifies positions in regards to gross income, exclusions and deductions from gross income, and subchapter S status. ... -
The Party Adverse to a Summary Judgment Motion May, Without Filing an Answer or other Response, Raise on Appeal the Sufficiency of the Summary Judgment Proof to Support the Specific Grounds Stated in the Motion, but, in the Absence of Such an Answer or Other Response, May Not Raise Any Other Material Fact Issue as Grounds for Reversal
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1980)Analyzes the issue of whether an appellate court, in light of the 1978 amendment to Rule 166-A(c) of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, could review the sufficiency of the summary judgment proof to support the motion when ...