Texas Law Review

The Texas Law Review is a general interest law review published by students at the University of Texas School of Law.

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📣 Texas Law Review is accepting proposals for our 2026 Symposium!

Got a timely legal topic that deserves the spotlight? Help shape the conversation and co-host one of the year’s best academic events.

🗓️ Deadline: April 18
🔗 More info: https://t.co/5U3kIjiCfK
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TLR is now soliciting articles for the fall. Please visit the submissions page on our website - https://t.co/BUbdQHq86u for more information.

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@womenknowlaw @nyulawreview @CalifLRev @michlawreview @PennLRev @ColumLRev @UCLALawReview @VandLRev @GeorgetownLJ @SCalLRev We are opening for submissions on August 1st!

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Learn more about Judge Wood's incredible legal career by watching this video created for our Centennial Series: TLR Legal Heroes https://t.co/Pn7WD3KpdM

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Latest from TLRO V.100: Judge Diane Wood's reflects on the business of words, legal scholarship, & 100 years of TLR https://t.co/OJPBfa07yn

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One of my favorite things at Saturday’s @TexasLRev was the (long overdue) chance to meet Mrs. Custis Wright — widow of the late @UTexasLaw Professor Charles Alan Wright, whose chair in Federal Courts is the honor of my career to hold.

#HookEm

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"The breakthrough in Salib’s article is the qualitative insight: a new understanding of the potential use of statistics in class actions." - @omribenshahar responds to @petersalib's proposal for AI class actions in the latest from TLRO Vol. 100 https://t.co/ATXDaMNthA

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As we enter year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, TLR Research Editor & 3L Emma Culotta urges states to consider distributive justice in their standard of care.
https://t.co/HZFp2BO8Z7

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TLR Vol. 100 Issue 4 is now live on our website!
https://t.co/5XsbsWpHrk

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Can the winds of change be reliable rather than wild and free? In his note, TLR 3L Brad Bowen suggests a new approach to Texas's energy generation.
https://t.co/ngUxffrpYy

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TLR 3L Kallen Dimitroff confronts the national rise of #OrganizedRetailCrime in her latest for TLRO Vol. 100.

The Note charts a course for retailers to bring conversion claims against e-commerce giants like @amazon & @eBay.
https://t.co/GkIxsAwI95

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Read the latest student note from TLRO Vol.100! 3L Matthew Digan examines how anti-abduction legislation falls short of the Constitution and in protecting children. https://t.co/tLLrmm00FR

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Before becoming a professor at @UofOklahomaLaw, @GGKrishnamoomoo was a TLR member in search of snacks and career solace.

Read his reflections on that time in TLRO Vol. 100: https://t.co/yGdzjkOzD4

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No one is happy with the current test for the scope of the Seventh Amendment civil jury trial right. Professor Samuel Bray's "Equity, Law, and the Seventh Amendment," out now with @TexasLRev, suggests a new way forward: https://t.co/sS8600giUm

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We wouldn't be mad if this became a trend. Thanks @MZschokke for sharing your TLR faves!

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Making money green! TLR Notes Editor and 3L Bryan Hamerschlag explains how the @federalreserve could tackle climate change https://t.co/so3ZujavHO

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Our Centennial special, TLR Vol. 100 Issue 3 is now live! https://t.co/RtwTwWN0Iq

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Computer science might finally show us what we all have in common. Read Prof. @petersalib's proposal for using AI to certify class actions https://t.co/45RDuJYlq4