Thursday marks deadline for bills to pass chambers
15 days ago
He is also expected to call lawmakers back next year if the Texas Supreme Court rules the school finance system unconstitutional.
Will Texas judges feel fallout over school finance?
79 days ago
Phillips had one opponent who called the Supreme Court soft on crime -- a difficult charge to deny in a civil court that never hears criminal cases.
More funding might not be solution for Texas schools
98 days ago
That's because the suit brought by more than 600 of the state's 1,000-plus school districts must still be argued before the Texas Supreme Court.
School districts prevail in funding lawsuit
108 days ago
""All sides have known that, regardless of the outcome at the district level, final resolution will not come until this case reaches the Texas Supreme Court," he said.
A timeline of Texas school finance court battles
108 days ago
Nearly 300 other districts eventually join the case and expand its claims against the state to include that the funding system is inequitable and fails to provide sufficient resources.- 2004:...
Texas should use market strategies to improve water conservation
112 days ago
The Texas Supreme Court once observed that the "story of water law in Texas is also the story of its droughts."
Euthanized dog puts emotional value to Texas court
134 days ago
That's the question the Texas Supreme Court on Thursday will tackle in a case being closely watched by animal-rights advocates.
Deadline a year away for e-filing in civil and family cases in Tarrant County
141 days ago
Adelstein said she is interested in seeing how the new electronic filing system will work since the Supreme Court doesn't get as much paperwork as the lower courts.
Keystone pipeline condemnation ruling appealed
156 days ago
A group of Southeast Texas property owners are appealing a ruling to the Texas Supreme Court a ruling allowing condemnation of private land for a planned Canada-to-Gulf Coast oil pipeline.
Recent editorials from Texas newspapers
156 days ago
The Texas Supreme Court acknowledges the forms are not perfect and will not work in every circumstance, but the justices believe they are necessary to help indigent litigants.
