Volume 4
2003
4 TEX. TECH J. TEX. ADMIN. L. 1
CASE LAW UPDATE
by Susan K. Durso, Don E. Walden, and the Texas Tech Journal of Texas Administrative Law Editorial Staff
THE TOP FIVE POINTS OF ERROR
by J. Bruce Bennett
UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECT OF ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS ON THE EEOC’S RIGHT TO BRING CLAIMS FOR VICTIM-SPECIFIC RELIEF UNDER THE ADA
by Amy Vandeloo and Justin Lannen
THE INTERTWINING OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
by Jason M. Day
NONLEGISLATIVE RULEMAKING: IS TEXAS MOVING TOWARD THE FEDERAL COURTS’ PERSPECTIVE ON AGENCY POLICY STATEMENTS AND INTERPRETIVE RULES?
by Justin Lannen
AGENCIES, FOLLOW YOUR STATUTES: THE SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE RULE IN JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY DECISIONS
by Douglas Bryant, Gavin J. Gadberry, Chad Pierce, and Slater C. Elza
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY AND THE PRIVATE HOLDER OF AN OPEN-ENROLLMENT CHARTER
by Jim Thompson
TEXAS GROUNDWATER LAW IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: A COMPENDIUM OF HISTORICAL APPROACHES, CURRENT PROBLEMS, AND FUTURE SOLUTIONS FOCUSING ON THE HIGH PLAINS AQUIFER AND THE PANHANDLE
by Dylan O. Drummond
WHICH WAY IS THE SCALE TIPPED NOW? THE SHIFTING BALANCE OF POWER BETWEEN THE AUTHORITY OF ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES AND THE STATE OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS REGARDING RULINGS IN CONTESTED CASES
by Nancy L. Harlan
THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE–INSTITUTIONAL DIVISION: CONTROLLING AND DISCIPLINING SOCIETY’S INMATE POPULATION
by Jeremy J. Overbey
JURISDICTIONAL CONFLICTS BETWEEN THE FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURTS AND STATE AGENCIES
by David Allen Sprott