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- Appellate Lawyer of the Week: Back to State Court
- Beyond Borders: UT and Mexican Law School Offer Dual-Country Degree Program
- Newsmakers
| Appellate Lawyer of the Week: Back to State Court | Top |
| Thanks to an Austin lawyer's appellate work, her client will get to litigate his whistle-blower suit — a case that contains two issues of first impression — in state court. In 2008, Clarence Enochs sued Lampasas County in state district court, alleging he was fired from his deputy sheriff job after he reported alleged wrongdoing, according to his state court petition. | |
| Beyond Borders: UT and Mexican Law School Offer Dual-Country Degree Program | Top |
| The University of Texas School of Law recently joined a group of about 10 law schools nationwide to offer law students a chance to earn law degrees in two countries. The program enables U.S. and Mexican students to earn a Juris Doctorate and a Licenciatura en Derecho, the Mexican professional degree in law. | |
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