Journal of the Supreme Court Historical Society Index of Articles by Issue, Fall 2011 - Winter 2020

Fall 2011, Vol. 1, No. 1 Society Honors Judge Before Brown: Heman Marion Greenhill at 2012 TSHA Sweatt, Thurgood Marshall, The Legendary Life and Session and the Long Road to Justice Tumultuous Times of Chief p. 22 By Gary M. Lavergne Justice John Hemphill pp. 19–20 By David A. Furlow TCLE Makes Donation to Pope pp. 1–4 Book Project President’s Page: Telling p. 23 History by Telling Stories President’s Page: On Making By Lynne Liberato History Judge Jack Pope Pens Book pp. 21–22 By Lynne Liberato [My Little United Nations] p. 5 p. 24 Hubert W.: The Beginning of a Green Family Tradition The Mission of the Texas Texas Supreme Court By Lynne Liberato Supreme Court Historical History Book Approved for p. 23 Society, Part 1 Publication By Bill Pugsley, Executive Director p. 25 Mayor Rudy Giuliani to Speak p. 6 at 2012 Hemphill Dinner Twitter Image Has History p. 24 Winter 2011, Vol. 1, No. 2 p. 26 South Western Reporter “The Separation of Texas Board Welcomes Justice Factoids from the Republic of Mexico Green at Fall Meeting: By Dylan O. Drummond Was the Division of an Numerous Items on Its p. 27 Empire”: The Continuing Agenda Influence of Castilian Law on p. 27 Society and State Bar Texas and the Texas Supreme Cosponsor Texas v. White Court; Part I: Spanish Texas, Group photo of TSCHS Board Reenactment 1541–1821 and Staff p. 28 By David A. Furlow p. 28 pp. 1–18 David J. Beck Appointed Chair Spring 2012, Vol. 1, No. 3 of Fellows President’s Page: On Making p. 29 History “The Separation of Texas from By Lynne Liberato the Republic of Mexico Was Trustees to Meet in ’s p. 19 the Division of an Empire”: Historic 1910 Courthouse The Continuing Influence of p. 31 Executive Director’s Page: Castilian Law on Texas and Looking Forward: The Mission the Texas Supreme Court; History Book Publication of the Texas Supreme Court Part II: 1821–1836, Out of Process Underway Historical Society, Part 2 Many, One p. 32 By Bill Pugsley By David A. Furlow pp. 20–21 pp. 1–18

1 Annual Meeting of Society 2012 Hemphill Dinner Executive Director’s Page: Members to be Held March 2 Highlights Include Mayor Lessons with an Appeal in Houston Giuliani Keynote, Judge By Bill Pugsley p. 33 Garwood Memorial, Pope pp. 17–19 Awards March 2 TSHA Joint Session p. 19 Fellows Column: Charter Looks at CJ Greenhill’s Fellows Recognized at Houston Legacies Board Elects Officers for Hemphill Dinner p. 34 2012–13 By David J. Beck p. 20 p. 20 Summer/Annual Dinner Issue 2012, Vol. 1, No. 4 Four New Members Elected to Texas Historical Foundation the Board of Trustees to Assist in Preserving Methods for Common Law p. 21 Republic and Early Statehood- Judges Era Supreme Court Case Files By the Hon. Jack Pope History of Supreme Court By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 1–6 Now in Press p. 21 p. 22 The Best People in Texas Are Justice Robert A. Gammage, Dying to Get In: Justices in the Portrait Ceremony Will Honor 1938–2012 Texas State Cemetery, Part I Justice Harriet O’Neill p. 22 By Will Erwin p. 23 pp. 7–8 Photo Gallery: Images Fall 2012, Vol. 2, No. 1 from the Judicial Portrait The Mystery of the Sam Dedication and 17th Annual Houston Bible Alexander’s Waterloo: Hemphill Dinner, June 1, 2012 By Tiffany Shropshire The Fight for Padre Island Photos by Mark Matson pp. 9–10 and the Texas Supreme pp. 23–26 Court Intersects, Part 1— Justice Guzman Speaks at Background Texas Wins Again—In Tejano Monument Dedication By Judge Mark Davidson Reenactment of Historic Case By Bill Pugsley pp. 1–6 p. 27 p. 11 The Continuing Influence of Date Set for 18th Annual John President’s Message: Taking Castilian Law on Texas and Hemphill Dinner Stock the Texas Supreme Court, p. 28 By Lynne Liberato Part III: 1845 to the Present— pp. 12–13 The Castilian Law Heritage CJ John Hemphill Inducted Today into Texas Appellate Hall of Executive Director’s Page: An By David A. Furlow Fame Uncommon Judge pp. 7–12 p. 29 By Bill Pugsley pp. 14-16 The Tragic Case of Justice Winter 2012, Vol. 2, No. 2 William Pierson: Justices in Fellows Column: A Successful the State Cemetery, Part 2 Governor and First Year of the Fellows By Will Erwin Judicial Reform in Texas By David J. Beck pp. 13–15 During the Late 1920s p. 17 By Josiah M. Daniel, III President’s Page: On Making pp. 1–9 History By Warren W. Harris p. 16

2 Alexander’s Waterloo: The Society to Cosponsor Investiture for Incoming Fight for Padre Island and Symposium in April 2013 Justices Jeff Boyd and John the Texas Supreme Court p. 28 Devine (Photo Essay) Intersects, Part 2–The Case p. 30 Unfolds Former U.S. Supreme Court By Judge Mark Davidson Justice Sandra Day O’Connor Meet Justice Jeff Boyd pp. 10–15 Will Be 2013 Hemphill Dinner By David A. Furlow Speaker pp. 31–32 President’s Message: Another p. 29 Hemphill Dinner You Won’t An Interview with Former Want to Miss Spring 2013, Vol. 2, No. 3 Justice Dale Wainwright: By Warren W. Harris Insights on His Service on the p. 16 Arbitration Comes to Texas— Texas Supreme Court and Flourishes By Amy Saberian Executive Director’s Page: By Tasha Lea Willis pp. 33–34 History Is a Living Thing pp. 1–7 By Bill Pugsley Abel Acosta Appointed Clerk pp. 17–18 Dallam’s Digest and the of Texas Court of Criminal Unofficial First Reporter of Appeals Fellows Column the p. 35 By David J. Beck By Dylan O. Drummond p. 20 pp. 8–14 Carol Vance Speaks at March Board Meeting An Interview with the Fifth President’s Page: On Making p. 36 Joe Greenhill History by the Book By Bill Pugsley By Warren W. Harris Society Acquires 300 Copies of pp. 21–22 pp. 15–16 Hemphill Biography p. 37 Justice J. Dale Wainwright Fellows Column Resigns from Court By David J. Beck Haley and Phillips Headed p. 23 p. 17 Society Session at 2013 TSHA Conference In Memoriam: Justice William Long-Awaited History of p. 38 W. Kilgarlin, 1932–2012 the Texas Supreme Court By Judge Mark Davidson Published in February Summer 2013, Vol. 2, No. 4 p. 24 p. 18 President’s Page: On Making Ramsey Clark Tours Court Court Holds Book Presenta- History by the Book Building tion Ceremony in Historic By Warren W. Harris p. 25 Courtroom (Photo Essay) pp. 1–2 pp. 21–24 Fall Board Meeting Welcomes Executive Director’s Page: New Trustees, Enjoys Pope April 11 Symposium Features That Time of Year Tribute All-Star Cast of Speakers, By Bill Pugsley p. 26 Outstanding Program, CLE pp. 3–4 Credit 2013 TSHA Session to pp. 25–26 Fellows Column Highlight History of the By David J. Beck Supreme Court 18th Annual John Hemphill pp. 5–6 p. 27 Dinner: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is Keynote Speaker p. 27

3 George W. Paschal: Justice, 18th Annual John Hemphill Book Review: Lone Star Law: Court Reporter, and Iconoclast Dinner Draws Record A Legal History of Texas by By Dylan O. Drummond Attendance: Justice Sandra Michael Ariens pp. 7–17 Day O’Connor Was Keynote By S. Shawn Stephens Speaker (Photo Essay) pp. 35­–36 Preservation of the Texas Photos by Mark Matson Supreme Court’s History pp. 2–9 Chief Justice Jefferson Leaves Requires Preservation of Its the Court: Justice Hecht is Files Fall 2013, Vol. 3, No. 1 Appointed Chief Justice By Laura K. Saegert p. 37 pp. 18–21 President’s Page: A New Year and a New Era for the Society Justice Jeff Brown Appointed The Texas Supreme Court: A By Douglas W. Alexander to the Texas Supreme Court History of First Impression pp. 1–2 p. 38 By James L. Haley pp. 22–24 Immediate Past President’s Pope Common Law Judge Page Book Now in Press 18th Annual John Hemphill By Warren W. Harris pp. 39–40 Dinner: Justice Sandra Day pp. 3–4 O’Connor is Keynote Speaker Texas Appellate Hall of Fame p. 26 Executive Director’s Page: Inducts Hon. John R. Brown First Impressions By Thomas Allen 2013 History Symposium a By Pat Nester p. 41 Success (Photo Essay) pp. 5­–6 pp. 27–30 Winter 2013, Vol. 3, No. 2 Fellows Column New Texas Judicial History By David J. Beck President’s Page: Celebrating Series Will Open with a p. 7 Our Common Law Judge Collection of Writings by Chief By Douglas W. Alexander Justice Jack Pope The Lone Star Republic’s pp. 1–2 pp. 31–33 Supreme Court Wove the Fabric of Texas Law from the Fellows Column Retired Chief Justice Jack Threads of Three Competing By David J. Beck Pope is Honored by the State Traditions—Part 1: Material p. 3 of Texas on His 100th Birthday Differences in Legal Culture p. 34 By David A. Furlow 170 Years of Texas Contract pp. 8–21 Law—Part 2: An Interview with Justice John The Texas Experience Devine 170 Years of Texas Contract By Richard R. Orsinger By Will Feldman Law—Part 1 Abridged for the Journal by pp. 35–36 By Richard R. Orsinger Dylan O. Drummond Abridged for the Journal by pp. 4–11 Dinner Issue 2013, Vol. 2, Dylan O. Drummond Special Edition pp. 22–31 Interview with Former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Executive Editor’s Page: We’d In Memoriam: Justice Jack E. Wallace B. Jefferson—Part 1 Like to Print Your Stories of Hightower, 1926–2013 By William J. Chriss the Texas Supreme Court By Justice Jeff Brown pp. 12–17 By David A. Furlow pp. 32–34 p. 1

4 A Brief History of the Journal Chief Justice Pope Donates Special Book Announcement: of the Texas Supreme Court Law Books to New UNT- Common Law Judge Historical Society Law Library By Marilyn P. Duncan By Lynne Liberato By Marilyn P. Duncan p. 35 pp. 18–20 p. 41 Ambassador Ron Kirk Will Journal of the Texas Supreme Calendar of Events Speak at This Year’s Hemphill Court Historical Society, Index p. 42 Dinner of Articles by Issue p. 36 Compiled by Marilyn P. Duncan Spring 2014, Vol. 3, No. 3 pp. 21–25 Murder and Mayhem on the President’s Page: Springing Texas Supreme Court: TSHA Journal of the Texas Supreme Forward Session Announced Court Historical Society, Index By Douglas W. Alexander p. 37 of Articles by Author pp. 1–2 Compiled by Marilyn P. Duncan Chief Justice Hecht: A Record pp. 26–30 Fellows Column for Texas By David J. Beck, Chair of the p. 38 Significant Dates in the Fellows History of the Supreme Court p. 3 Benson Wins Southwestern of the Historical Quarterly Award pp. 31–32 The Enduring Legacies of for Best Article Judge R.E.B. Baylor, Part 1 By Dylan O. Drummond Hecht, Brown Take Oath of By Thomas R. Phillips and James p. 39 Office During Ceremonial W. Paulsen Investiture pp. 4–12 Calendar of Events pp. 33–34 pp. 40 -41 Letters from Exile, 1864–1865: Chief Justice Jack Pope Shares A Family View of Judge Wesley Summer 2014, Vol. 3, No. 4 Advance Copies of New Book Ogden with Friends and Colleagues By William W. Ogden President’s Page: Thanks for a By Marilyn P. Duncan; photos pp. 13–20 Great Year! by Hannah Kiddoo By Douglas W. Alexander pp. 35–37 Setting the Record Straight: pp. 1–2 Colbert Coldwell’s Quest for The Society Takes Over Main- Justice Executive Director’s Page: tenance of the Texas Supreme By Colbert N. Coldwell Why You Should Go to a Texas Court’s Alumni Directory pp. 21–26 State Historical Association By Dylan O. Drummond Conference p. 38 Interview with Former Texas By Pat Nester Supreme Court Chief Justice pp. 3–4 Supreme Court History Book Wallace B. Jefferson—Part 2 Ends Its First Year with a By William J. Chriss Fellows Column: Annual Holiday Sales Push pp. 27–33 Fellows Dinner, An Evening By Marilyn P. Duncan to Remember (with photo p. 39 Non-Trivial Pursuits: Little- gallery) Known Facts about the Texas By David J. Beck Society’s TSHA Joint Session Supreme Court pp. 5–11 Goes to the Dark Side of Court p. 34 History By Marilyn P. Duncan p. 40

5 The Enduring Legacies of Richard Orsinger Doubly Fellows Column: Highlights Judge R. E. B. Baylor, Part 2 Honored: State Bar College from the Reenactment of By Thomas R. Phillips and James Franklin Jones Best CLE Sweatt v. Painter, June 27, W. Paulsen Article Award and Texas Bar 2014 (photo gallery) pp. 12–26 Foundation Price Memorial By David J. Beck Award pp. 4–6 The Lone Star Republic’s pp. 62–63 Supreme Court Wove the Executive Director’s Page: Fabric of Texas Law from the Warren Harris Will Receive Help Us Save and Share Threads of Three Competing State Bar’s 2014 Gene Cavin History Traditions, Part 2 Award By David A. Furlow By David A. Furlow p. 64 pp. 7–8 pp. 27–34 In Memoriam: J. Chrys Election Hustle: The Flimflam, An Interview with Texas Dougherty, III, May 3, 1915– Fraud, and Flight of Justice Supreme Court Chief Justice February 20, 2014 Yarbrough By Marilyn P. Duncan By Judge Mark Davidson By Jacqueline M. Furlow pp. 65–67 pp. 9–19 pp. 35–43 The Court Takes a Historic Murder and Mayhem on the Appellate Oddities Trip to Hillsboro Texas Supreme Court: The By Charles G. “Chip” Orr By Dylan O. Drummond Shocking Death of Justice pp. 44–53 p. 68 William Pierson and the Evolution of the Insanity Significant Summer Dates SCOTX Takes SXSW! Defense in Texas in the History of the Texas By Dylan O. Drummond By Gary M. Lavergne Supreme Court, 1837–1982 p. 69 pp. 20-29 By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 54–55 Society President Sports On Trial: Reasonable Doubt Gnarly Board and the Rights of the Juvenile 19th Annual John Hemphill By Dylan O. Drummond Offender Dinner Will Feature Keynote p. 70 By Rachel Palmer Hooper by Ambassador Ron Kirk, pp. 30–37 Memorial to Justice Jack Chief Justice Jack Pope Hightower, Pope Awards Celebrates His 101st Birthday The Making of a Hemphill pp. 56–57 pp. 71–72 Dinner Narrative and photos by David “Murder and Mayhem” Calendar of Events A. Furlow Program Earns High Marks p. 73 pp. 38–41 at the Texas State Historical Association’s 2014 Annual Fall 2014, Vol. 4, No. 1 An Evening in Pictures: Scenes Meeting from the Nineteenth Annual Story and photos by David A. President’s Page John Hemphill Dinner Furlow By Marie R. Yeates Compiled by Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 58–60 p. 1 pp. 42–47

Former Chief Justice Wallace Executive Director’s Page: Hard Times: A Short List of Jefferson is Named 2014 State Bar’s 75th Is Cause for Violent Episodes in the Life of Pope Professionalism Award Celebration the Texas Supreme Court Recipient By Pat Nester By Marilyn P. Duncan p. 61 pp. 2–3 pp. 48–49

6 For the Record: Significant The Constitution of the On Thursday, June 18, 2015, Autumn Dates in the History Republic of Texas TSCHS’s Panel of Judges and of the Nineteenth Century By William J. Chriss Historians Will Examine Texas Supreme Court pp. 19-22 Magna Carta’s Rule of Law p. 50 Legacy in Its 800th Year The Lone Star Republic’s By David A. Furlow Historian James Haley Speaks Supreme Court Wove the pp. 16-17 at State Bar Annual Meeting Fabric of Texas Law from the By Marilyn P. Duncan Threads of Three Competing Six Constitutions Over Texas: p. 51 Legal Traditions—Part 3: The Law and Political Identity in Scotch-Irish, Born Fighting Texas, 1845-1861 Phillips Elected to Texas State By David A. Furlow By William J. Chriss Historical Association Board pp. 23-44 pp. 18-29 By Marilyn P. Duncan p. 52 Bi-Annual Historical Society Texas in Mexico’s Course Set for May Constitutional Order Former Chief Justice Wallace By Lynne Liberato By Jesús F. de la Teja Jefferson Will Receive Texas pp. 45-46 pp. 30-36 Appleseed’s Good Apple Award By Marilyn P. Duncan Calendar of Events No One Knows What the p. 53 pp. 47-48 Texas Constitution Is By Jason Boatright The Hon. James A. Baker and Chronological Index of pp. 37-52 the Hon. William L. Garwood Articles by Issue, Fall 2011— Are Inducted into the Texas Fall 2014 Law and Order in Texas Appellate Hall of Fame pp. 49-57 By Rachel Palmer Hooper By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 53-58 p. 54 Index of Articles by Author, Fall 2011—Fall 2014 Introduction to Researching Calendar of Events pp. 58-65 Texas Constitutional History pp. 55–56 Online Spring 2015, Vol. 4, No. 3 By Justice Michael Massengale Winter 2014, Vol. 4, No. 2 pp. 59-60 President’s Page President’s Page By Marie Yeates Interview with First Court By Marie Yeates p. 1 of Appeals Justice Michael pp. 1-2 Massengale about the Texas Fellows Column Constitution History Blog Fellows Column By David J. Beck By David A. Furlow By David J. Beck pp. 2-3 pp. 61-64 p. 3 Executive Editor’s Page: Supreme Court History Executive Editor’s Page: The Learning from the Constitution Course Expands Subject Republic of Texas Lives On... By David A. Furlow Matter - Society-Sponsored By David A. Furlow pp. 4-5 Seminar Set for May pp. 4-6 By Lynne Liberato Magna Carta at 800: How a pp. 65-66 The Toughest Bar in Texas: Medieval Charter Shaped The Alamo Bar Association, American Law Est. 1836 By Justice Eva Guzman and By Dylan O. Drummond Andrew Buttaro pp. 7-18 pp. 6-15

7 Society’s March 6 TSHA Summer 2015, Vol. 4, No. 4 Winning the Archive War: Joint Session Will Explore Angelina Eberly Takes Her the History of Texas School Letter from the Outgoing Shot Prayer Litigation President By DeJean Miller Melton By David A. Furlow By Marie R. Yeates pp. 35-50 pp. 67-69 pp. 1-2 Family Remembrances and Members Are Invited to Message from the 2015-16 the Legacy of Chief Justice Attend H.W. Brands Talk President Hortense Sparks Ward and Ransom Center Tour on By Ben L. Mesches By Linda C. Hunsaker March 27 pp. 3-4 pp. 51-61 By David A. Furlow pp. 70-71 Executive Director’s Page: They Would Not Be Denied: Why You Should Go to a Texas The Texas State Archives Reenactment of Johnson v. State Historical Association Preserves the History of Darr Marks the Ninetieth Conference the Struggle for Women’s Anniversary of the Historic By Pat Nester Suffrage All-Woman Texas Supreme pp. 5-6 By Anna M. Reznik Court pp. 62-72 By Elizabeth Furlow Fellows Column pp. 72-75 By David J. Beck Remembering the pp. 7-8 Remarkable Judge Sarah T. Former Texas Supreme Court Hughes Justice Sworn-In Photo Highlights from the By Judge Elizabeth Ray as 48th Third Annual Fellows Dinner pp. 73-76 By Dylan O. Drummond - May 7, 2015 - Blanton p. 76 Museum of Art, Austin, Texas Excerpts from Rough Road to Photos by Mark Matson Justice: The Journey of Women Chief Justice Hecht Delivers pp. 9-14 Lawyers in Texas His First State of the Judiciary By Betty Trapp Chapman Address Executive Editor’s Page: pp. 77-84 By Dylan O. Drummond Five Centuries of Evolving p. 77 Women’s Rights in Texas Ad Astra per Aspera By David A. Furlow (“A Rough Road Leads to the Justice Debra Lehrmann and pp. 15-17 Stars”) the Court Host the Uniform Book review: Rough Road to Law Commission Reflections on the Texas Justice: The Journey of Women By Dylan O. Drummond Equal Rights Amendment Lawyers in Texas p. 78 An Essay by Lynne Liberato By Judge Sylvia A. Matthews pp. 18-19 pp. 85-86 Lone Star Legal Aid Establishes Hall of Heroes No Pawn in a Game of Jury Service: A Milestone for By Dylan O. Drummond Thrones: Queen Isabella Women’s Rights in Texas p. 79 of Castile Set a Lasting By Sarah A. Duckers Precedent for Texas Women pp. 87-90 Beck Appointed to UT Board By David A. Furlow of Regents pp. 20-24 Sandra Day O’Connor Set a By Dylan O. Drummond Precedent p. 80 Peter Gray: The Difference By Sharon E. Beck One Person Can Make pp. 91-95 Calendar of Events By Laura Gibson pp. 81-83 pp. 25-34

8 Preserving the Oral History of Society Debuts YouTube Essay: In Texas, History of State Bar Leadership Channel, Posts Never-Before- Slavery Unique—But Not “Brief” By JoAnn Storey Seen Court Content By Daina Ramey Berry p. 96 By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 8-10 pp. 114-115 Hortense Sparks Ward’s Legacies of Justice: Shedrick Spirit Shines on Through the Texas Legislature Funds the Willis, Nicholas Battle, and University of Texas Center for Texas Digital Archive the Rule of Law Women in Law By David A. Furlow By Wallace B. Jefferson, Chief By Linda Bray Chanow p. 116 Justice (ret.) pp. 97-102 pp. 11-13 The Journal Grants Reprints Archaeologists, Archivists, and Provides Speakers Theodora Hemphill’s Guide to Assistant District Clerks, By David A. Furlow the Texas Constitution, Part 1 and Historians: An Executive p. 117-118 By David A. Furlow Editor’s Gratitude pp. 14-26 By David A. Furlow Perhaps for the First Time pp. 103-105 Ever, Court Clears Its Docket The Justices Devine By Dylan O. Drummond By Lynne Liberato U.S. Senator Will p. 119 pp. 27-29 Keynote Society’s Twentieth Annual John Hemphill Dinner 2015 BA Breakfast Slavery and the Texas on September 11 By Dylan O. Drummond Revolution By Marilyn P. Duncan p. 120 By William J. Chriss pp. 106-107 pp. 30-35 Calendar of Events Society Hosts Second Biennial pp. 121-125 Celia’s Manumission and the Symposium on the History of Alcalde Court of San Felipe de Texas Jurisprudence Fall 2015, Vol. 5, No. 1 Austin By Dylan O. Drummond By Michael Rugeley Moore Photos by David C. Kroll Letter from the President pp. 36-48 pp. 108-109 By Ben L. Mesches p.1 Slaves, Reconstruction, and SCOTX Justices Eva Guzman the Supreme Court of Texas and Debra Lehrmann Join Executive Director’s Page: By Robert B. Gilbreath Chief Justice Nathan Hecht Bon Voyage to a Top-Flight pp. 49-53 in Celebrating Texas Female Professional Judges’ Day at the Capitol By Pat Nester John N. Johnson: Crusader for By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 2-3 Justice pp. 110-111 By John G. Browning Fellows Column pp. 54-56 The Society’s Program “Magna By David J. Beck Carta’s Eight Hundred Year pp. 4-5 Book Review: Joe, the Slave Legacy” Filled the Conference Who Became an Alamo Legend Hall at the State Bar Annual Executive Editor’s Page: A Fire By Bryan McAuley Meeting Bell in the Night: Slavery in pp. 57-58 By David A. Furlow Texas pp. 112-113 By David A. Furlow Reintroducing a Gem of pp. 6-7 Antebellum Texas History: The Laws of Slavery in Texas By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 59-62

9 20th Annual John Hemphill Winter 2016, Vol. 5, No. 2 Unraveling a Mystery: Who Dinner: Senator John Cornyn Was Texas’s First African- Was the Featured Speaker Letter from the President American Attorney? By Marilyn P. Duncan By Ben L. Mesches By John G. Browning and Chief pp. 63-68 pp. 1-2 Justice Carolyn Wright pp. 72-81 “Knowledge is Power”: Executive Director’s Page: Chief Justice Nathan Hecht Introducing Our New In Memoriam: Joseph D. Celebrates the Centennial of Archivist Extraordinaire Jamail, Jr., 1925-2015 the Harris County Law Library By Pat Nester By Marilyn P. Duncan By David A. Furlow pp. 3-4 pp. 82-83 pp. 69-76 Fellows Column Beck Recognized for Lifetime Haley Spoke at the Star of the By David J. Beck of Excellence in Advocacy Republic Museum October 24 pp. 5-6 By Charles B. McFarland By David A. Furlow pp. 84-86 p. 77 Executive Editor’s Page: Oil and Gas: A Giant Impact on Supreme Court Establishes Haley Speaks at General Land Texas Law Texas Commission to Expand Office SAVE TEXAS HISTORY By David A. Furlow Civil Services Symposium November 14 pp. 7-9 By Dylan O. Drummond By David A. Furlow p. 87 pp. 78-80 Busted: A History of Bankruptcy and Insolvency in Texas History Podcasts Offer Frank de la Teja to Speak at the Oil and Gas Industry Listeners Another Great Way October 28 Board Meeting By Charles A. Beckham, Jr. to Learn about Texas’s Past By David A. Furlow pp. 10-24 By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 81-83 pp. 88-89 How Texas Law Promoted Texas State Historical Shale Play Development Jim Haley Shares Supreme Association Annual Meeting By Bill Kroger, Jason Newman, Court Stories at the GLO Save First Announcement Ben Sweet, and Justin Lipe Texas History Symposium By David A. Furlow pp. 25-36 By David A. Furlow pp. 84-85 pp. 90-93 The Texas Railroad The Society Rides the Circuit Commission —The First OPEC Fall 2015 Board Meeting with Its Magna Carta Program By Mitchell E. Ayer Featured a Talk by Dr. Frank By David A. Furlow pp. 37-45 de la Teja and Tour of the pp. 86-87 Texas State Cemetery The History of Mexican By David A. Furlow Texas Digital Archive Will Oil and Gas Law from the pp. 94-97 Include Texas Supreme Court Conquistadors’ Conquest 1841-1870 Records until 1914 What Wings They Were: The By David A. Furlow By Vincent R. Ryan, Jr. Case of Emeline p. 88 pp. 46-56 By Laura Gibson pp. 98-101 Calendar of Events Theodora Hemphill’s Guide to pp. 89-92 theTexas Constitution, Part II This March, the Society By David A. Furlow Examines the Restatement pp. 57-71 and Reformation of Texas Law By David A. Furlow pp. 102-103

10 Update: Texas State Library Stephen F. Austin’s Alcalde Taming Texas Book and and Archives’ Texas Digital Codes: The Surprising Origin Judicial Civics and History Archive Continues to Grow of Texas Law Project Launched This Spring By David A. Furlow By Jason Boatright By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 104-106 pp. 26-36 pp. 80-83

The Houston Bar Association The History of Texas Civil Reenactment of Oral Teach Texas Committee Seeks Procedure Argument before the All- Volunteers to Teach the By William V. Dorsaneo, III Woman Texas Supreme Court: Taming Texas Project pp. 37-46 Johnson v. Darr By Warren W. Harris By David A. Furlow pp. 107-108 Odious Blots upon the Pure pp. 84-86 and Exalted Judicial Annals: Calendar of Events Revisiting Texas Supreme Former U.S. Solicitor General pp. 109-114 Court Precedent by Historical Paul Clement Will Keynote Era Hemphill Dinner Spring 2016, Vol. 5, No.3 By Dylan O. Drummond By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 47-58 p. 87 Letter from the President By Ben L. Mesches Theodora Hemphill’s Guide to 2016 TSHA Annual Meeting: pp. 1-2 the Texas Constitution, Part Distinguished Panel Examines III Restatement and Revolution Executive Director’s Page: By David A. Furlow By David A. Furlow My Annual “You Should Go” pp. 59-66 pp. 88-90 Column By Pat Nester A Tribute to Harry Reasoner Baker Botts’s History and pp. 3-4 By Barrett H. Reasoner Archives Spotlighted at the pp. 67-70 Society’s Spring 2016 Meeting Fellows Column By David A. Furlow By David J. Beck In Memoriam: Joseph W. pp. 91-95 pp. 5-6 McKnight, 1925-2015 By Marilyn P. Duncan Harry Reasoner Honored with Executive Editor’s Page: pp. 71-72 Anti-Defamation League’s Procedure, Progress, and Jurisprudence Award Plurality of Opinion Ivy-League Edicts and Bovine p. 96 By David A. Furlow Mandates: A Quick History pp. 7-10 of the Bluebook and the Texas Supreme Court Holds Greenbook Argument at Baylor Law Judge Benjamin Cromwell By Dylan O. Drummond School Franklin, the First Judge in pp. 73-76 p. 97 the Republic of Texas By Justice Ken Wise “Returning Now to Calendar of Events pp. 11-19 Yesteryear”— McCarthy’s pp. 98-101 Historical Musings Answering the Call in the p. 77 Summer 2016, Vol. 5, No. 4 Wilderness: Establishment of the History on Demand: Modern Immediate Past President’s Texas Office of Court Technology Brings Historic Farewell Administration Works Within Reach By Ben L. Mesches By David Slayton By Dylan O. Drummond p. 1 pp. 20-25 pp. 78-79

11 Message from the Incoming Theodora Hemphill’s Guide to Miranda: More than Words— President the Texas Constitution, Part the Fiftieth Anniversary of By Macey Reasoner Stokes IV the Ruling in Miranda v. State pp. 2-3 By David A. Furlow of Arizona pp. 51-67 By Carmen Roe Executive Director’s Page: pp. 95-97 In Praise of History’s Legal Book Review: Edmund J. Davis: Guardians Civil War General, Republican HBA President Gibson By Pat Nester Leader, Reconstruction Recognizes Teach Texas pp. 4-6 Governor Committee Leaders By Patrick Judd pp. 98-100 Fellows Column pp. 68-69 By David J. Beck Houston Bar Receives State pp. 7-8 Andrea White’s Book Emeline Bar’s Star of Achievement Tells a Wonderful Story Award for Teach Texas Executive Editor’s Page: The By Laura Gibson By Lynne Liberato Rules of the Game pp. 70-72 pp. 101-102 By David A. Furlow pp. 9-11 Texas’s Constitutional History Barbarians Rising: Interview Begins Not in 1836 But in 1824 with David Furlow Clearing the Docket A review of Manuel González By TSCHS Journal Staff By Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht Oropeza’s and Jesús Francisco pp. 103-108 pp. 12-15 de la Teja’s Actas del Congreso Constituyente de Coahuila y Calendar of Events The American Law Institute: Texas de 1824 a 1827 pp. 109-112 Stating, Restating, and By David A. Furlow Shaping American Law Since pp. 73-78 Fall 2016, Vol. 6, No. 1 1923 By Justice Evelyn Keyes In Memoriam: Karen R. Message from the President pp. 16-23 Johnson, 1944-2016 By Macey Reasoner Stokes p. 79 pp. 1-2 “Justice for All Men”: Clarence Borel v. Fibreboard Paper Former U.S. Solicitor General Fellows Column Products Corporation, the Paul Clement Will Keynote By David J. Beck Landmark Case in Asbestos Hemphill Dinner pp. 3-4 Litigation pp. 80-81 By Robert J. Robertson and Executive Editor’s Page: “On Robert Q. Keith All-Woman Court Ruled the a Sea without a Compass”: pp. 24-33 State Bar Annual Meeting Election, Politics, War and By David A. Furlow Legal History A Brief History of the Texas pp. 82-89 By David A. Furlow Supreme Court Clerk’s Office pp. 5-10 By Tiffany S. Gilman and Blake DAR Honors Judge Mark Hawthorne Davidson’s Preservation of The Colonel Versus the Judge pp. 34-41 Texas’s Courthouse History By Judge Mark Davidson & Kent By David A. Furlow Rutter The Evidence Playbook pp. 90-93 pp. 11-21 By Rachel Hooper pp. 42-50 Justice Bob Gammage’s Son Sworn-In to the Bar p. 94

12 Revisiting Historic William J. Boyce and John H. Winter 2017, Vol. 6, No. 2 Election Law in a Modern Torrison with John DeMers: Constitutional Challenge: Miss Fortune’s Last Mission: Message from the President Cotham v. Garza, 805 F. Supp. Uncovering a Story of Sacrifice By Macey Reasoner Stokes 389 (S.D. Tex. 1995) and Survival pp. 1-2 By W. Mark Cotham Book review by David A. Furlow pp. 22-37 pp. 73-76 Executive Director’s Page: Where We Are Depends on Ferguson v. Maddox: 21st Annual John Hemphill Where We’ve Been Impeachment, Politics, and Dinner: Hon. Paul Clement By Pat Nester the Texas Supreme Court Was the Featured Speaker pp. 3-4 By Horace P. Flatt By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 38-47 Photos by Mark Matson Fellows Column pp. 77-82 By David J. Beck In Memoriam: Justice Barbara pp. 5-6 Culver Clack, 1926-2016 Bill Chriss Receives the 2016 By Osler McCarthy Chief Justice Pope Award for Executive Editor’s Page: Let’s pp. 48-50 Integrity, Professionalism Get Familiar By Marilyn P. Duncan By David A. Furlow In Memoriam: Hans Wolfgang pp. 83-84 pp. 7-11 Baade, 1929-2016 By Marilyn P. Duncan BA Breakfast Brings Court A Tribute to Professor Joseph pp. 51-52 Colleagues Together for W. McKnight, Father of Texas Annual Reunion Family Law Many Thanks to Our Summer By Amy Warr Introduction by Chief Justice Archives Intern, Victoria pp. 85-86 Nathan L. Hecht • “Spanish Clancy! Concepts in Texas Law of By Caitlin Bumford 2016 Inductees to Texas the Family, Succession, and pp. 53-54 Appellate Hall of Fame Civil Procedure” by Joseph W. Announced McKnight We’re All Coahuiltexanos Now By Jackie Stroh pp. 12-18 By David A. Furlow pp. 87-88 pp. 55-61 Mediation as a Protective GLO’s Save Texas Symposium Tool in Custody Disputes: The On the Road Again, from El Remembers the Alamo in a Legacy of In re Lee Paso to Houston New Light By Justice Debra H. Lehrmann By David A. Furlow By Pat Nester pp. 19-26 pp. 62-66 pp. 89-93 Tracing Commingled Funds in Thank You, Mary Sue Miller Harris County Law Library Divorce: Development of the By David A. Furlow Awarded for Centennial Law and the Practice p. 67 Historical Program By Richard R. Orsinger By David A. Furlow pp. 27-33 The Journey of the American p. 94 Ulysses: A Review of H. W. Women and the Origins of Brands’s Biography, The Man Haley Shares History of Texas Texas Family Law Who Saved the Union: Ulysses Law and Courts at AAAL By Elizabeth York Enstam Grant in War and Peace Annual Meeting pp. 34-46 By Marie R. Yeates and John F. p. 95 McInerny pp. 68-72 Calendar of Events pp. 96-99

13 A Texas Case in the U.S. Ali James Celebrates Capitol- Free Speech and Prior Supreme Court ism at Fall Board Meeting Restraint in Texas, with Some By Jani Maselli Wood By David A. Furlow Help from Hollywood pp. 47- 52 pp. 78-80 By JT Morris pp. 38-45 Thechas to Texas: The History State Law Library Digitizes of Our Word Historical Texas Statutes A 21st Century Clash with By Justice Jason Boatright By Dylan O. Drummond Prohibition: The First Amend- pp. 53-60 p. 81 ment Meets Texas’s Arcane Alcohol Advertising Laws Andrew J. Torget’s Seeds of Calendar of Events By Peter D. Kennedy Empire: Cotton, Slavery, and pp. 82-86 pp. 46-55 the Transformation of the Texas Borderlands, 1800-1850 Spring 2017, Vol. 6, No. 3 When LBJ Got His Way: The Book review by James P. Bevill Making of a Texas Federal pp. 61-62 Message from the President Judge, 1959 By Macey Reasoner Stokes By Stephen Pate William Dusinberre’s pp. 1-2 pp. 56-66 Slavemaster President: The Double Career of James Executive Director’s Page: Chief Justice Jack Pope: Polk What Do Plutonium Pits, Bidding Farewell to Our Book review by Patrick Judd Hydrilla, and the Yellow Common Law Judge pp. 63-65 Rose Have in Common? A By Marilyn P. Duncan Final Pitch to Sample TSHA’s pp. 67-79 My Beloved World, by Sonia History Smorgasbord Sotomayor, By Pat Nester In Memoriam: James P. Associate Justice, U.S. pp. 3-4 Wallace, Justice (ret.), Supreme Court Supreme Court of Texas Book review by Lauren Brogdon Fellows Column p. 80 pp. 66-69 By David J. Beck pp. 5-6 Pat Nester: Looking Back, Carol Dawson and Roger Allen Moving On Polson’s Miles and Miles of Executive Editor’s Page: Interview by Marilyn P. Duncan Texas: 100 Years of the Texas Coming in from the pp. 81-83 Highway Department Chill: Cheers to the First A book review by David A. Amendment Case Update: Moore v. Texas Furlow By David A. Furlow By Jani Maselli Wood pp. 70-72 pp. 7-11 pp. 84-86

Society Members: Register for The Role of Juries in Libel Taming Texas Judicial Civics This Special CLE Event! Litigation under the Texas and Court History Project: pp. 73-74 Constitution Spring 2017 Update By Chip Babcock By Warren W. Harris High Court Justice Serves on pp. 12-26 Photos by David A. Furlow Hays County Jury p. 87 By Dylan O. Drummond Don’t Mess with the First pp. 75-76 Amendment in Texas • How Patricia Bernstein’s Ten This State Become One of Dollars to Hate: The Texas Man Texas Court of Criminal the Best for Protecting First Who Fought the Klan Appeals Turns 125 Amendment Rights • Book review by Terence L. By Dylan O. Drummond By Alicia Wagner Calzada O’Rourke p. 77 pp. 27-37 pp. 88-89

14 James L. Haley’s The Shores of Summer 2017, Vol. 6, No. 4 Society History Course Brings Tripoli: Lieutenant Putnam and Law to Life the Barbary Pirates Immediate Past President’s By Lynne Liberato Book review by Marilyn P. Farewell pp. 69-74 Duncan By Macey Reasoner Stokes pp. 90-94 pp. 1-2 On the Road with Texas History: Exploring German U.S. Seventh Circuit Chief Message from the 2017-18 and B-Movie Texas Judge Diane P. Wood Will President By David A. Furlow Keynote Hemphill Dinner By Dale Wainwright pp. 75-82 pp. 95-96 pp. 3-4 Wes Ferguson’s Blanco River is The Society’s TSHA Annual Executive Director’s Page: a Treasure Meeting Program Was a A Few Observations about Book review by David A. Furlow Standing-Room-Only Success Texas Legal History pp. 83-85 By David A. Furlow By Sharon Sandle pp. 97-101 pp. 5-6 U.S. Seventh Circuit Chief Judge Diane P. Wood Will TSHA Approves Society’s TSHA Fellows Column Keynote Hemphill Dinner 2018 Panel Proposal By David J. Beck pp. 86-87 p. 102 pp. 7-8 Nominations Welcomed for The Society’s Spring 2017 Executive Editor’s Page: the Texas Appellate Hall of Members’ Meeting and Pat Remembering Rip-Roaring Rip Fame Nester’s Award Fors—and the Origins of TSHA p. 88 By David A. Furlow Scholarship pp. 103-105 By David A. Furlow Auld Lang Syne, Pat pp. 9-17 By the Journal staff J.P. Bryan, Jr.’s West Began p. 89 at the Society’s Spring 2017 The Last Reconstruction Board Meeting Texas Supreme Court Was an Laurels: Warren W. Harris & By David A. Furlow Honorable Court Justice Elizabeth Lang-Miers pp. 106-108 By Judge Mark Davidson and pp. 90-91 Landon Gerlich Texas Women Judges’ Day pp. 18-29 Calendar of Events Celebrated at Texas Capitol pp. 92-95 By Dylan O. Drummond William Marsh Rice and His pp. 109-110 Lawyers: Peter Gray, Walter Fall 2017, Vol. 7, No. 1 Browne Botts, and Captain Texas Senate Passes Judicial James Addison Baker Message from the President Security Bill Named in By Bill Kroger By Dale Wainwright Honor of District Judge Who pp. 30-41 pp. 1-2 Survived Assassination Attempt A Perfect Storm: FDR, Pappy Executive Director’s Page: In By Dylan O. Drummond O’Daniel, Huey Long’s Ghost, the Aftermath of a Historic pp. 111-112 and the Failed 5th Circuit Hurricane, Texas Courts and Nomination of James V Allred Lawyers Make Their Own Calendar of Events By Stephen Pate History pp. 113-116 pp. 42-68 By Sharon Sandle pp. 3-5

15 Fellows Column Appellate Legends Chief Executive Director’s Page: By David J. Beck Justice Jack Pope, Professor TSHA Annual Meetings pp. 6-7 Don Hunt, and Trailblazer Have Tangible, Intangible Helen Cassidy Join the Texas Takeaways Executive Editor’s Page: When Appellate Hall of Fame By Sharon Sandle Cold Spring Water Becomes pp. 70-71 pp. 3-4 Legal Hot Water By David A. Furlow 2017 Briefing Attorney Fellows Column pp. 8-11 Breakfast Brings Court Family By David J. Beck Together Fellows Dinner photos by Mark It’s the Law—You Own the By Mary Sue Miller Matson Water under Your Land: pp. 72-73 pp. 5-12 The Evolution of Texas Groundwater Law Over Here: Saving Texas Executive Editor’s Page: The By Edmond R. McCarthy, Jr. History One War at a Time Theater of the Real pp. 12-31 By David A. Furlow By David A. Furlow pp. 74-79 pp. 13-17 Texas Groundwater Law from Its Origins in Antiquity to Its Sharing Judicial Civics Lessons A Practicing Lawyer’s Tribute Adoption in Modernity with Fellow Legal History to Professor Joseph W. By Dylan O. Drummond Professionals McKnight (1925-2015) pp. 32-52 By David A. Furlow By Josiah M. Daniel, III pp. 80-84 pp. 18-25 A Brief History of the Short History of the State of the The Key of Life: A Review of Reconstruction Politics and Judiciary in Texas David O. Brown’s Called to the Galveston Seven: The By Osler McCarthy Rise Struggle to Appoint a Judge in pp. 53-58 Book review by Rachel Palmer the Eastern District of Texas, Hooper 1869-72, Part 1 Texas Supreme Court and pp. 85-87 By Stephen Pate Court of Criminal Appeals pp. 26-42 Pass Emergency Relief Orders A Review of Bexar County, in Hurricane Harvey’s Wake Texas, District Court Minutes From Outlaw to Attorney at By Dylan O. Drummond 1838-1848 Law: The Brief Legal Career of pp. 59-60 Book review by David A. Furlow John Wesley Hardin pp. 88-91 By John G. Browning 22nd Annual John Hemphill pp. 43-56 Dinner: Chief Judge Diane Society Members Nominated P. Wood Was the Featured to the Fifth Circuit Court of Celebrating Houston’s Speaker Appeals Appellate History By Marilyn P. Duncan By Dylan O. Drummond By David A. Furlow pp. 61-67 p. 92 pp. 57-60

Retired Supreme Court Calendar of Events The “Friendly First,” Texas’s Justice Scott Brister’s Portrait pp. 93-97 First Court of Appeals, 1892- is Unveiled 2017 By Dylan O. Drummond Winter 2018, Vol. 7, No. 2 By Hon. Terry Jennings pp. 68-69 pp. 61-66 Message from the President By Dale Wainwright pp. 1-2

16 The Fourteenth at Fifty: Chief Justice Hecht and San Jacinto Justice: The Poised for Change, Prepared Florida Chief Justice Labarga Future Supreme Court Judges for Challenge, and Pointed Address Access to Justice Who Won Texas Her Freedom Toward the Future in the Wake of Hurricanes at San Jacinto By Hon. Kem Thompson Frost Harvey and Irma By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 67-74 By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 51-67 p. 96 In Memoriam: Justice Ted Z. Reconstruction Politics and Robertson, 1921-2017 Grand Opening of a New the Galveston Seven: The By Osler McCarthy Visitor’s Center and Museum Struggle to Appoint a Judge in pp. 75-76 at San Felipe the Eastern District of Texas, By David A. Furlow 1869-72, Part 2 The Great Debate pp. 97-98 By Stephen Pate By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 68-83 pp. 77-78 Celebrating the Legacy of Heman Marion Sweatt Reconsidering James Dress (Your Writing) for Story and photos by David A. Collinsworth, the Texas Success: A Book Review of Furlow Supreme Court’s First Chief Typography for Lawyers pp. 99-103 Justice: Reviewing Roy S. By Jay Jackson Newsom, Jr. and James B. pp. 79-81 Calendar of Events Collinsworth, Jr., Too Good to pp. 104-107 Be True: James Collinsworth This Past Fall, Trustees and the Birth of Texas Learned the History of a Spring 2018, Vol. 7, No. 3 By James W. Paulsen Giant Film pp. 84-105 Story and photos by David A. Message from the President Furlow By Dale Wainwright Jason Gillmer’s Slavery and pp. 82-88 pp. 1-2 Freedom in Texas: Stories from the Courtroom,1821-1871 TSHA Annual Meeting 2018: Executive Director’s Page: Book Review by Daina Ramey Laying Down Early Texas Law Gateways to Texas History Berry and Rachel E. Winston By David A. Furlow Are Open to All pp. 106-108 pp. 89-90 By Sharon Sandle pp. 3-4 A Double-Hitter at the Spring Historic Portrait Ceremony 2018 Board Meeting: Harriet Honors Reconstruction Judges Fellows Column Miers and the George W. Bush Wesley Ogden and Colbert By David J. Beck Presidential Center Coldwell pp. 5-8 By Cynthia K. Timms Photos by Mark Matson Photos by David A. Furlow pp. 91-92 Executive Editor’s Page: pp. 109-111 Texas Law and Courts in the Come Join Us for the Spring Victorian Age Supreme Spouses 2018 Members Meeting and By David A. Furlow By Dylan O. Drummond Bush Presidential Center Tour pp. 9-25 pp. 112-113 By Cynthia Timms pp. 93-94 Alcaldes in Austin’s Colony, Law and the Texas Frontier 1821-1835 Joins the Society’s Taming Justice Jimmy Blacklock Joins By Jason Boatright Texas Series the Texas Supreme Court in pp. 26-50 By Marilyn P. Duncan January pp. 114-115 p. 95

17 Laying Down the Law at the Fellows Column An Interview with the Honor- 2018 TSHA Annual Meeting By David J. Beck able Gabrielle Kirk McDonald By David A. Furlow pp. 8-9 By Melanie Bragg pp. 116-118 pp. 51-58 Executive Editor’s Page: New San Felipe de Austin Contributions of African- The Lady on the Bus Stop Museum is a State Treasure American Judges: From 1641 By Hon. Evelyn P. McKee By Ken Wise to Today, from Maryland to pp. 59-61 pp. 119-123 Texas By David A. Furlow Hon. Harriet M. Murphy: U.S. Fifth Circuit Chief Judge pp. 10-20 First Permanently Appointed Carl E. Stewart Will Keynote African-American Woman Hemphill Dinner The Constitution Imparts Judge in Texas By Marilyn P. Duncan Responsibilities as Well as pp. 62-66 p. 124 Rights By Chief Justice Wallace B. There All the Honor Lies: A MARK YOUR CALENDAR: The Jefferson (ret.) Memoir Society Will Commemorate pp. 21-25 Book by Judge Harriet M. the Great War on November Murphy 14 Texas Court of Criminal p. 66 By David A. Furlow Appeals Judge Morris pp. 125-128 Overstreet Reconstruction Politics and By Michael Hurd the Galveston Seven: The Nominations Welcomed for pp. 26-29 Struggle to Appoint a Judge in the 2018 Texas Appellate Hall the Eastern District of Texas, of Fame Chief Justice Carolyn Wright: 1869-72, Part 3 By Jackie Stroh A Profile in Excellence By Stephen Pate p. 129 By John G. Browning pp. 67-88 pp. 30-33 Calendar of Events San Jacinto Justice: The pp. 130-132 A Personal Remembrance Future Supreme Court Judges of the Unforgettable Justice Who Won Texas Her Freedom Summer 2018, Vol. 7, No. 4 Henry Doyle at San Jacinto, Part 2 By Hon. Murry B. Cohen By Dylan O. Drummond Immediate Past President’s pp. 34-37 pp. 89-104 Message By Dale Wainwright THE FIRST, THE LAST, THE The Time to Preserve Texas’s pp. 1-2 ONLY: The Legend of Justice Slave Case Records is Now Henry Eman Doyle, the First By Bill Kroger Message from the 2018-19 African-American Associate pp. 105-106 President Justice of a Texas Court of By Marcy Hogan Greer Appeals Chief Justice Carolyn Wright pp. 3-5 By Virgie Lemond Mouton and John Browning Receive pp. 38-47 Legal History Award Executive Director’s Page: p. 107 Recognizing the Paths and An Interview with Judge Accomplishments of Texas’s Kenneth M. Hoyt September 7 Hemphill Dinner African-American Judges By Hon. Andrew M. Edison Will Feature Address by U.S. By Sharon Sandle pp. 48-50 Fifth Circuit Chief Judge Carl pp. 6-7 E. Stewart By Marilyn P. Duncan pp. 108-109

18 GREAT WAR Into the Trenches with Judge Beauford H. Jester: A Profile COMMEMORATION ON George Eastland Christian in Courage NOVEMBER 14, 2018 - The By David A. Furlow By Judge Mark Davidson Society and Supreme Court pp. 33-48 pp. 120-126 Will Honor Judges and Governors Who Served Frank P. Culver, Jr., Dan Moody and the Great War By David A. Furlow Artilleryman By Patricia Bernstein pp. 110-116 By David A. Furlow pp. 127-128 pp. 49-58 Saving and Savoring San The 370th Infantry Trained Antonio’s 300-Year History He Did His Duty: Alfred at Camp Logan, in Houston, By David A. Furlow Jennings “A.J.” Folley Texas, Fought in France pp. 117-120 By David A. Furlow By Louis F. Aulbach, Linda C. pp. 59-63 Gorski, & Robbie Morin Calendar of Events pp. 129-133 pp. 121-123 The Cavalryman: Wilmer St. John Garwood 23rd Annual John Hemphill Fall 2018, Vol. 8, No. 1 By Hon. Andrew Edison and Dinner: Chief Judge Carl David A. Furlow Stewart Was the Featured Message from the 2018-19 pp. 64-72 Speaker President By Marilyn P. Duncan By Marcy Hogan Greer Meade Felix Griffin, First Photos by Mark Matson p. 1 Officers Training Camp, and pp. 134-139 University of Texas History Executive Director’s Page: By Hon. Russell Lloyd and David Saving Texas History at the The Great War Era: New A. Furlow Alamo Opportunities for Women pp. 73-80 Story & symposium photos by By Sharon Sandle David A. Furlow pp. 2-5 Robert W. Hamilton, Student pp. 140-143 Scholar The Centennial of the By David A. Furlow Calendar of Events Armistice—Why­ It Matters pp. 81-88 pp. 144-147 By Judge Mark Davidson pp. 6-7 Justice Gordon Simpson’s Winter 2019, Vol. 8, No. 2 Great War Executive Editor’s Page: By Kent Rutter and David A. Message from the President Over Here and Over There: Furlow By Marcy Hogan Greer Honoring Texas Great War pp. 89-97 pp. 1-2 Veterans By David A. Furlow Charles Stewart Slatton, U.S. Executive Director’s Page: A pp. 8-18 Army Signal Corps Thriving Educational Mission By Sarah A. Duckers and David By Sharon Sandle Training Our Finest: The Leon A. Furlow pp. 3-4 Springs Military Reservation pp. 98-110 and the Great War Fellows Column By Hon. Ken Wise Jimmy Allred, the U.S. Navy, By David J. Beck pp. 19-23 and the Great War pp. 5-6 By Stephen Pate Serving Nation, Bar, and pp. 111-119 Executive Editor’s Page: Court: Justice Few Brewster Petition and Remonstrance By David A. Furlow By David A. Furlow pp. 24-32 pp. 7-13

19 America’s Forgotten Freedom: Society Cosponsors Supreme Genesis of the Constitution The Development, Meaning, Court History and Procedure of Coahuila and Texas: and Significance of the Course Debates and Agreement in Petition Clause By Lynne Liberato and Richard the Construction of Its Only By Chad Baruch Orsinger Magna Carta pp. 14-38 pp. 105-107 By Manuel González Oropeza pp. 23-37 And Still He Rose: William Texas Appellate Hall of Fame A. Price, Texas’s First Black Inducts Six New Members Six Constitutions over Texas, Judge and the Path to a Civil By Marilyn P. Duncan 1836-1876 Rights Milestone pp. 108-110 By William J. Chriss By John G. Browning and Hon. pp. 38-59 Carolyn Wright Lynne Liberato Gives Keynote pp. 39-49 Address at Naturalization The Number Nine: Why the Ceremony Texas Supreme Court Has the Chief Justice Jack Pope: pp. 111-112 Same Number of Justices as the Common Law Judge and Supreme Court Judicial Legend Calendar of Events By Josiah M. Daniel, III By Marilyn P. Duncan and pp. 113-116 pp. 60-68 Benjamin L. Mesches pp. 50-65 Spring 2019, Vol. 8, No. 3 The Spring Board Meeting at San Felipe de Austin Was a Embarking on a Journey of Message from the President Runaway Success Research By Marcy Hogan Greer Story and photos by David A. By Hon. Jason Boatright pp. 1-2 Furlow pp. 66-72 pp. 69-79 Executive Director’s Page: Justice Phil Johnson Has Been a The Threads of Texas Legal TSHA’s 2019 Annual Guiding Light for Public Service History are Complex and Meeting Panel: Texas By Hon. Jeff Brown Colorful Constitutionalism A to Z pp. 73-75 By Sharon Sandle By David A. Furlow pp. 3-6 pp. 80-86 In Memoriam: Justice C. L. Ray, Jr., 1931-2018 Fellows Column New Legal History Fellowship By Osler McCarthy By David J. Beck Will Honor Former TSCHS and pp. 76-77 pp. 7-8 TSHA President Larry McNeill By Marilyn P. Duncan Great War Commemoration a Highlights of the Annual p. 87 Great Success Fellows Dinner By David A. Furlow Photos by Mark Matson Society Trustee Justice Brett pp. 78-96 pp. 9-15 Busby Appointed to the Texas Supreme Court Texas Constitutionalism: Executive Editor’s Page: By Dylan O. Drummond TSHA 2019 Annual Meeting Commemorating Texas p. 88 By David A. Furlow Constitutionalism pp. 97-100 By David A. Furlow Justice Jeff Brown and Former pp. 16-22 Supreme Court Clerk Brantley Spring Board and Members Starr Sit for Senate Judiciary Meeting to Be Held at San Confirmation Hearing Felipe de Austin Museum By Dylan O. Drummond By David A. Furlow p. 89 pp. 101-104

20 Nominations Welcomed for Executive Editor’s Page: From Waterloo to Austin: the Texas Appellate Hall of Honoring Legal Scholarship Historian Jeff Kerr Will Speak Fame By David A. Furlow at the Fall Board Meeting By Jackie Stroh pp. 7-16 By David A. Furlow p. 90 pp. 84-85 The Civil Law Collection of the Manuel González Oropeza’s Texas Supreme Court X Marks the Spot: 10th Gift of Law to the Harris By Michael Widener Annual Save Texas History County Law Library pp. 17-39 Symposium By David A. Furlow By David A. Furlow pp. 91-93 From the Western Frontier to p. 86 the Digital Frontier: A History A Court First: Texas and of the State Law Library In Memoriam: Dr. Don Arkansas Supreme Courts Sit By Amy Small Graham, Writer and Teacher Jointly in Texarkana pp. 40-56 Article and photos by David A. By Dylan O. Drummond Furlow p. 94 State Bar of Texas Digital pp. 87-89 Archives Portal is Launched Recent Honors and Awards: By Caitlin Bumford Senators Cite Chief Justice Justice Eva Guzman, Justice pp. 57-59 Hecht for His 30 Years on the Brett Busby, Judge Daryl Court Moore, Lynne Liberato, David Supreme Court of Texas By Osler McCarthy Beck, Harry Reasoner, and Archive Update p. 90 Fred Hagans By Tiffany Gilman pp. 95-96 pp. 60-66 Calendar of Events pp. 91-92 Third Texas Women Judges’ Recent Books of Interest Day at the Texas Capitol Compiled by Marilyn P. Duncan Fall 2019, Vol. 9, No. 1 By Megan LaVoie, Office of pp. 67-69 Court Administration; and Dylan Message from the President O. Drummond U.S. Supreme Court Justice By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 97-98 Neil M. Gorsuch Is Featured pp. 1-2 Speaker at the 24th Annual Calendar of Events John Hemphill Dinner Executive Director’s Page: pp. 99-101 By Marilyn P. Duncan Some Thoughts on Our pp. 70-71 Individual and Collective Summer 2019, Vol. 8, No. 4 Histories National History Association By Sharon Sandle Message from the President Recognizes the Journal’s pp. 3-4 By Dylan O. Drummond Excellence pp. 1-2 By the TSCHS Journal staff Fellows Column pp. 72-77 By David J. Beck Executive Director’s Page: pp. 5-6 Using Technology to Preserve TSCHS Journal Joins Texas’s Texas Legal History Heritage Executive Editor’s Page: By Sharon Sandle By David A. Furlow Poetry, Prose, & Pose pp. 3-4 pp. 78-82 By David A. Furlow pp. 7-12 Fellows Column Call for Applications: 2020 Larry By David J. Beck McNeill Research Fellowship pp. 5-6 in Texas Legal History p. 83

21 Justice James Hall Bell, Poet Justice Joins the Winter 2020, Vol. 9, No. 2 By Diana G. Paulsen and James Court W. Paulsen By Dylan O. Drummond Message from the President pp. 13-50 p. 95 By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 1-2 The Olde Dominion’s New Judge Jeff Brown Sworn-In to Domain: Texas the Southern District of Texas Executive Director’s Page By David A. Furlow By Dylan O. Drummond By Sharon Sandle pp. 51-71 p. 96 pp. 3-4

Grapevine Revisited: Bonnie Court Clerk Blake Hawthorne Fellows Column and Clyde and the Easter to be Honored with Appellate By David J. Beck Sunday Murders Justice Award • Hawthorne pp. 5-6 By Jody Edward Ginn, Ph.D., and Follows Justice Anthony John Fusco Kennedy as Latest Recipient Executive Editor’s Page pp. 72-78 By Osler McCarthy By David A. Furlow p. 97 pp. 7-8 East Texas Troubles: Governor Allred and His Rangers Defy The Journal Honored with The History of Judicial Jim Crow Prestigious Award of Disqualification and Recusal By Jody Edward Ginn, Ph.D. Excellence in Texas, Part 1 pp. 79-83 By the TSCHS Journal Staff By John C. Domino pp. 98-109 pp. 9-21 24th Annual John Hemphill Dinner: U.S. Supreme Court “A Natural-Born Storyteller”: New England Roots Run Deep Justice Neil M. Gorsuch Was Dr. Jeff Kerr and the Fall in Texas: A 400th Anniversary Guest Speaker Board Meeting Salute, Part 1 By Marilyn P. Duncan Story and photos by David A. By David A. Furlow Photos by Mark Matson Furlow pp. 22-45 pp. 84-90 pp. 110-112 On the Road - Looking for A Republic, If You Can Keep It Time Flew at the Tenth San Felipe de Austin in by the Hon. Neil M. Gorsuch Annual Save Texas Symposium Connecticut p. 91 By David A. Furlow By Texas Historical Commission pp. 113-120 Staff Texas Supreme Court pp. 46-49 Justice Bob Gammage: A Four Chief Justices Jurisprudence of Rights and Memorialized in Texas GALVESTON, O GALVESTON! Liberties Appellate Hall of Fame The Society Honors Trustee By John C. Domino pp. 121-122 Jeff Brown on His Investiture p. 92 as a U.S. District Judge and Texas Courts News Notes: Delves Deep Into Galveston Justice Brett Busby Formally Hon. David Evans, Hon. and Texas History Sworn into Office by U.S. Carolyn Wright, Judge Ada By Stephen Pate Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Brown, and Judge Brantley pp. 50-56 Gorsuch Starr By Dylan O. Drummond By Dylan O. Drummond Come See the Society’s 2020 pp. 93-94 pp. 123-124 TSHA Program - Courting Trouble: Hard Cases, Historic Calendar of Events Consequences pp. 125-127 By David A. Furlow pp. 57-58

22 Supreme Court Notes: Sources of Texas Legal Executive Director’s Page Justice Jane Bland Formally Oral History: A Selective By Sharon Sandle Sworn-in; Southern District Annotated Bibliography pp. 3-4 of Texas Judge Jeff Brown By Joseph W. Noel Invested and Matthew R. Steinke Fellows Column By Dylan O. Drummond pp. 58-66 By David J. Beck pp. 59-60 pp. 5-6 Shortlisted: Women in the Dallas-Area Judges, Justices, Shadows of the Supreme Court Editor-in-Chief’s Column and Attorneys Bring the Book Review by John G. Browning By John G. Browning Society’s Taming Texas pp. 67-68 pp. 7-8 Curriculum to DISD School pp. 61-62 TSHA Awards 1st District of Brazos: The Larry McNeill Fellowship Republic’s Secret Court Calendar of Events Feature and photos by David By Hon. Ken Wise pp. 63-66 A. Furlow pp. 9-18 pp. 69-72 Journal of the Texas Supreme Who Is Governor? — The Court Historical Society The Society’s 2020 TSHA Texas Supreme Court Decides Index of Articles by Issue, Program—Maybe the Best By Judge Mark Davidson Fall 2011-Winter 2020 Ever pp. 19-28 pp. 67-89 By David A. Furlow pp. 73-78 New England Roots Run Deep Spring 2020, Vol. 9, No. 3 in Texas: A 400th Anniversary John Browning Wins Houston Salute, Part 3 of 3 Message from the President Bar Foundation Award By David A. Furlow By Dylan O. Drummond p. 79 pp. 29-47 pp. 1-3 Save the Date: 25th Annual Law in a Time of Pandemic: Executive Director’s Page John Hemphill Dinner How Texas courts and By Sharon Sandle p. 80 lawyers responded to the pp. 4-5 pandemic of 1918-1920. Historic Spring Board Meeting By Stephen Pate Fellows Column During Unprecedented pp. 48-51 By David J. Beck Pandemic pp. 6-13 p. 81 An Essay: The Supreme Court of Texas in an Historic Crisis Editor-in-Chief’s Column Nominations Welcomed for By Hon. Nathan L. Hecht, Chief By John G. Browning the Texas Appellate Hall of Justice pp. 14-15 Fame pp. 52-54 p. 82 The History of Judicial The Cause...Making History... Disqualification Calendar of Events Saving History and Recusal in Texas, Part II p. 83 By Francisco Heredia By John C. Domino pp. 55-61 pp. 16-26 Summer 2020, Vol. 9, No. 4 Book Review: The Princeton New England Roots Run Deep Message from the President Fugitive Slave: The Trials of in Texas: A 400th Anniversary By Cynthia K. Timms James Collins Johnson Salute, Part 2 pp. 1-2 Review by John G. Browning By David A. Furlow pp. 62-63 pp. 27-57

23 Justice Sondock Award When Jim Crow Met Lonnie Winter 2021, Vol. 10, No. 2 Presented to Lynne Liberato Smith: Smith v. Allwright and By Warren W. Harris the Twenty-Year Struggle to Message from the President p. 64 End the Texas White Primary By Cynthia K. Timms By Stephen Pate pp. 1-2 John Browning Honored with pp. 25-39 Outstanding Achievement in Executive Director’s Page CLE Award Texas’s First Civil Rights By Sharon Sandle p. 65 Lawyer: John N. Johnson pp. 3-4 By Hon. John G. Browning Call for Applications: pp. 40-60 Fellows Column 2021 Larry McNeill Research By David J. Beck Fellowship in Texas Legal A Profile in Courage: pp. 5-6 History Gloria Katrina Bradford p. 66 By Jasmine S. Wynton Editor-in-Chief’s Column pp. 61-70 By Hon. John G. Browning Hon. Priscilla R. Owen pp. 7-8 to Keynote 25th Annual Author Doug Swanson Hemphill Dinner Speaks on Cult Of Glory, His Injustice: Racial Violence pp. 67-58 Controversial New Book On against Mexican Americans The Texas Rangers on the Texas Border Fall 2020, Vol. 10, No. 1 Book review by Stephen Pate By Monica Muñoz Martinez pp. 71-72 pp. 9-18 Message from the President By Cynthia K. Timms Trustee Emily Miskel The Unbearable Whiteness of pp. 1-3 Wins Rehnquist Award Being: In Re Rodriguez, Race, p. 73 and Citizenship Executive Director’s Page By Hon. John G. Browning By Sharon Sandle Justice Paul W. Green - More pp. 19-31 pp. 4-5 Than a Quarter Century of Service A Profile of Roy R. Barrera, Sr. Fellows Column By Hon. Nathan L. Hecht, Chief By Judge By David J. Beck Justice, Supreme Court of Texas pp. 32-41 pp. 6-7 pp. 74-75 The Texas Latinx Lawyer Editor-in-Chief’s Column 25th Annual and 1st-Ever Report Card By Hon. John G. Browning Hemphill Dinner a Rousing By Luz E. Herrera p. 8 Success pp. 42-45 By Dylan O. Drummond The Attempted Integration of pp. 76-77 The Lost Law Schools of Mansfield, Texas:Nathaniel Texas Jackson, et al v. O.C. Rawdon, Trustee John G. Browning By Hon. John G. Browning and a Necessary Precursor to Elevated to Appellate Bench Josiah M. Daniel, III Little Rock p. 78 pp. 46-52 By Judge Xavier Rodriguez pp. 9-24 In Memoriam: Justice Eugene Justice Delayed, But Not A. Cook, 1938-2020 Denied: Texas Supreme Court By Warren W. Harris Grants Historic Posthumous pp. 79-80 Bar Admission By Hon. John G. Browning pp. 53-56

24 The Injustice Never Leaves Justice Rebeca Aizpuru TSHA Annual Meeting 2021 You: Anti-Mexican Violence Huddle Joins the Court By David A. Furlow in Texas By Macey Reasoner Stokes pp. 62-64 Book review by Hon. John G. p. 59 Browning Hemphill Dinner 2021 pp. 57-58 In Memoriam: Thomas M. Speaker Announcement Reavley, 1921-2020 pp. 65-66 By Bryan A. Garner pp. 60-61

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