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7.22.10

The Texas Tech Administrative Law Journal welcomes its new staff editors for 2010-11

7.19.09

The Texas Tech Administrative Law Journal welcomes its new staff editors for Volume XI.

Danielle Andis
Danielle Badeaux
Allyson Bazan
Dustin Brown
Alexis Butler
Marisa Dunagan
Michael Griffin
Glenn Hasler
An Lee Hsu
Matt Innes
Coleman Johnson
Melia Jones
Matthew Koos
Mazelle Krasoff
Jayne Langerock
Molly Marten
Michael Martinez
William Scheihing
John Shelton
Kyle Williams

4.06.09

The Administrative Law Journal sponsors an annual meeting for Texas Tech 1Ls, describing the registration process.  To access a PowerPoint containing various tips learned by 2Ls who just registered, click HERE.

2.22.09

Please join the Volume X Executive Board in congratulating the incoming Volume XI Board of Editors:

Lisa Prather
Editor-in-Chief

Raul Sandoval
Executive Managing Editor

Robyn Katz
Executive Lead Articles Editor

Nate Peevey
Executive Student Writing Editor

Raymond Baeza
Business Manager

Christina Ramirez
Professional Development Chair

Ryan Ward
Technology Editor

 

1.25.09

ALJ is hosting the 2nd annual Motion to Strike bowling tournament.  Signups start Monday, January 26.

Date: Saturday, February 7, 2009 at 2:00pm

Cost: $20/person.  This amount includes 3 games, shoes, and a pitcher of beer/soft drink.

1.19.09

Please join us in congratulating the following eight staff editors for being selected for publication in the upcoming volumes of the Texas Tech Administrative Law Journal:

A High Stakes Game Texas Can’t Afford to Lose: Interpreting Federal Immigration Law on In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students

by Melissa Cook

The Rule Never Mentioned Criminal Liability: The Texas Administrative Code May Not Provide Adequate Notice of the Criminal Penalties it Contains

by Clint Dennis

Shockingly Certain: Why is the Public Utility Commission of Texas Steadfast in its Resolve to Keep Texas’ Energy Market Deregulated Amidst Turmoil?

by Daniel Gonzales

The Imporance of Enacting a Texas Commercial Breeder Law to Regulate Loopholes that the Federal Law Creates

by Robyn Katz

Tax Proceedings Under SOAH, Including the 2008 Amendments: What Practitioners Need to Know

by Nate Peevey

A Winner?  Should the Texas Legislature and the Texas Lottery Commission Follow Through with the Proposal on Privatizing the Texas Lottery?

by Raul Sandoval

Halting the Charge Toward Justice: Overcoming Problems with the Texas Workforce Commission Civil Rights Division and its Interplay with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

by Chris Taylor

Confidentiality and the Prospective Client: Texas Courts’ Approach to Handling Prospective Client Confidentiality

by John Wright

11.17.08

ALJ members participated in the annual law school Halloween carnival.

10.19.08

If you have subscribed to ALJ and have updated contact information or if you have not received your books because you have moved, please contact Katie Kennon with your new information.

9.18.08

Katie Kennon and Justin Crofts presented a paper they wrote along with Mary Laski entitled “Overview of of Rulemaking in Texas: Hot Topics” at the Advanced Administrative Law Course in Austin, Texas on September 18, 2008.

8.30.08

The Board of Editors attended the 3rd annual Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar in Austin, Texas.