News & Features

Prof. Hogan commented in the Washington Times on President Trump’s plans to defend his tariff plan at the Supreme Court of the United States and offered some the historical perspective on the current push for a more powerful executive branch.

South Texas Law’s new president and dean participated in a comprehensive Q&A with Texas Lawbook.

Prof. Fagan talked with a consumer technology reporter about why Google may not be offering some photo editing features on their phones in Texas. This story first appeared in the Houston Chronicle and was picked up by MSN.com

Interviewed by a reporter for MassLive, Prof. Stevenson commented on a lawsuit filed by a group of gun-rights advocates in Massachusetts asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the Boston Police Department over a backlog of applications from residents seeking to carry firearms. The story was pickled up by Yahoo! News

The Lubbock NBC affiliate station, KCBD, ran a story about Dean Valencia and his investiture ceremony.

In a story appearing on Bloomberg Tax, Prof. Stevenson commented on the inconsistency of the application of the precedent set in Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy, which held that the Seventh Amendment requires a jury trial before the government can impose certain civil fines. “The courts are all over the place,” he said. “The way they interpret it can depend on the day of the week.”