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President's MessageCamaraderie Is ContagiousClay SteadmanVol 56 No. 7 P 5September-26
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Editor's CommentVoting Matters
Amanda I. Hernandez
Vol 56 No. 7 P 9September-26
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Federal Corner
Go Forth and Make Law – Hunter v. United States and Appeals for Miscarriages of Justice.
Camille KnightVol 56 No. 7 P 10September-26
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Beyond the City LimitsFair Trials, Strange Rooms: A Rural Practitioner’s RealityPaul HarrellVol 56 No. 7 P 13September-26
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Ethics and the LawThe Non-Refundable FeeAndrew DeckerVol 56 No. 7 P 14September-26
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Domestic ViolenceStop the Gaslighting (The Truth About Domestic Violence)
Steve Brand & Deniz Kadirhan
Vol 56 No. 7 P 16September-26
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AIJustice Meets Algorithms: The Rise of Gen AI in Law FirmsDr. Gleb TsipurskyVol 56 No. 7 P 23September-26
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Stop
When Justification for a Stop Isn’t Justified: The Expanding Misuse of Equipment Based Reasonable Suspicion in Texas
Christie L. Hancock Jones
Vol 56 No. 7 P 27September-26
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2A.209
The Richard Miles Act: How Article 2A.209 is Reshaping Law Enforcement Accountability and Discovery Disclosure.
Kiara Vaughters and Isaac Nyberg
Vol 56 No. 7 P 30September-26
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President's MessageMore Than the Case FileClay SteadmanVol 56 No. 6 P 5July/August 2026
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Editor's CommentLife’s a Beach
Amanda I. Hernandez
Vol 56 No. 6 P 7July/August 2026
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Federal CornerJuly/August Federal Corner Column“Taylor” T.W. BrownVol 56 No. 6 P 11July/August 2026
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Beyond the City Limits
Rural Criminal Defense Practice in Texas: Structural, Cultural, and Practical Considerations
Thomas HurtVol 56 No. 6 P 13July/August 2026
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Ethics and the Law
Six Months is a Lifetime: AI’s Ethical Impact Since Last December
Brent MayrVol 56 No. 6 P 14July/August 2026
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Ed Johnson and Noah PardenJoseph CohenVol 56 No. 6 P 16July/August 2026
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Art. 12.03(d)
Borrowed Time: A Defense‑Side Look at Art. 12.03(d) and Limitations in Aggravated Cases
Christie Hancock-Jones
Vol 56 No. 6 P 22July/August 2026
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Psychosexual Evaluations
The Purpose of Psychosexual Evaluations in Child Sex Cases
G. Alan Steele & Allen Ayers
Vol 56 No. 6 P 27July/August 2026
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Public Defender Office SeriesHCRPDOKarli KennellVol 56 No. 6 P 33July/August 2026
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President's MessageRooted In Tradition – Ready for TomorrowClay SteadmanVol 56 No. 5 P 5June-26
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Editor's CommentWho I Am and What I Hope Voice Can BeAmanda HernandezVol 56 No. 5 P 7June-26
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Federal CornerSuppression Wins in the Fifth CircuitKristin KimmelmanVol 56 No. 5 P 9June-26
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Beyond the City Limits
Judicial Clemency: An Optional Perk for a Defendant or a Mandatory Option Judges Must Review? (but probably don’t)
Dean WattsVol 56 No. 5 P 11June-26
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Ethics and the Law
So, Your Retained Client Just Cannot Afford the Needed Expert: Ethical Considerations and Practical Guidance in Handling the Expert Funding Gap in Retained Criminal Cases.
John WrightVol 56 No. 5 P 12June-26
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Declaration Reading250 Years Later: Why the Declaration Still MattersRobb FickmanVol 56 No. 5 P 8June-26
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Voir DireLessons from Death-Penalty Voir Dire Transcripts
Gretchen Sween, Ph.D., J.D.
Vol 56 No. 5 P 16June-26
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Voting Rights
Voting Rights in Texas: Jail, Detention and Felony Convictions
Alene LindleyVol 56 No. 5 P 22June-26
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Military LawMilitary Law for Criminal Defense AttorneysPatrick McLainVol 56 No. 5 P 26June-26
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Objections Jury Charge
Proper Objections Regarding a Jury Charge's Abstract Paragraphs
John BennettVol 56 No. 5 P 29June-26
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President's Message
TCDLA, Some Buffalo and The Best Lawyers and Friends Anywhere
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 56 No. 4 P 5May-26
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Editor's CommentThe End of the RoadJeep DarnellVol 56 No. 4 P 8May-26
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Ethics and the Law
Conflict of Interest Waivers: Are They Worth the Paper They are Written On?
Larry McDougal, Sr.Vol 56 No. 4 P 10May-26
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SearchesLimited Rights Against Searches in Border Zone
Mike Hanson, Adela D Meraz
Vol 56 No. 4 P 13May-26
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Forensic DNA Profiling
The “Top Ten” Issues Arising in the Defense Reviews of Forensic DNA Profiling Test Results
Dan KraneVol 56 No. 4 P 16May-26
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Grand JuryTen Grand Jury Practice TipsJeremy RosenthalVol 56 No. 4 P 27May-26
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The Presumption of DistrustKayla StaleyVol 56 No. 4 P 31May-26
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President's MessageI’ve been everywhere, man.
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 55 No. 3 P 5April-26
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Editor's CommentHomeJeep DarnellVol 55 No. 3 P 8April-26
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Federal Corner
Guidelines in Flux: Recent and Proposed Sentencing Amendments
Krysten AyersVol 55 No. 3 P 9April-26
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Ethics and the LawThe Pitfalls of Representing Co-DefendantsMitch AdamsVol 55 No. 3 P 12April-26
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DiscoveryDiscovery in Cases Involving THC
Sol Bobst, Adam Tisdell, & Joseph Hoelscher
Vol 55 No. 3 P 13April-26
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THC
THC in Texas: Better Testing is Required to Tell the Whole Story
Zacariah L. Hildenbrand, Ph.D., Melissa Giguere, DFS, & Kevin A. Schug, Ph.D.
Vol 55 No. 3 P 21April-26
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Marijuana
Defending Marijuana or THC Cases after the 89th Legislature
Sol Bobst & Todd Greenwood
Vol 55 No. 3 P 23April-26
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Marijuana
High Crimes and Misdemeanors: Why Marijuana Prohibition Cannot Survive Lawrence v. Texas
Jake SpiegelhauerVol 55 No. 3 P 29April-26
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Marijuana & ImmigrationMarijuana, THC, and Immigration ConsequencesJordan PollockVol 55 No. 3 P 33April-26
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President's Message
Reflecting on Progress, Renewing Our Purpose: A look back at 2025 and a look ahead to 2026
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 55 No. 2 P 5March-26
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Editor's CommentSpring Is Upon UsJeep DarnellVol 55 No. 2 P 8March-26
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Federal CornerBail — We’re losing where we should be winning.Brock BenjaminVol 55 No. 2 P 10March-26
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Ethics and the Law
“As Far As Reasonably Possible”: The Ethics of Representing People with Mental Illness, Substance Use Disorder, and IDD.
Barbara DrumhellerVol 55 No. 2 P 12March-26
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Forfeiture of Contraband in Oil & Gas Law
Keltin VonGonten & Kaylee Miller
Vol 55 No. 2 P 14March-26
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Perspectives from a 1st year DWI lawyerSavannah LunaVol 55 No. 2 P 18March-26
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Error Warning: AI Does Not Compute for Mitigation Investigation in Texas
Burke Butler, Thea J. Posel, and Stacie B. Lieberman
Vol 55 No. 2 P 20March-26
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A Guide to Client Pronouns: Building Trust in Criminal Defense
Ted Wenske & Melissa Schank
Vol 55 No. 2 P 24March-26
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President's Message
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 55 No. 1 P 5January/February 26
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Editor's CommentServiceJeep DarnellVol 55 No. 1 P 8January/February 26
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Federal Corner
Expanding the Fifth Amendment Protection Against Self-Incrimination to Include Privilege Logs
Catherine StanleyVol 55 No. 1 P 10January/February 26
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Beyond the City LimitsTechnology in the Courtroom: Turning Tools into WeaponsGarrett ClevelandVol 55 No. 1 P 12January/February 26
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Ethics and the LawWhen the Attorney Becomes the VictimAndrew DeckerVol 55 No. 1 P 14January/February 26
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Drug OffensesAmendments to the Sentencing Guidelines: Drug OffensesNatasha TorresVol 55 No. 1 P 16January/February 26
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PoliceTen Rules for Dealing with Police During InvestigationsJeremy RosenthalVol 55 No. 1 P 20January/February 26
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Mass ShootingAggravated Assault Mass Shooting
Keltin VonGonten & Tavia Wilson
Vol 55 No. 1 P 23January/February 26
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LifeGetting Back to Life After Being in Trial for Six MonthsAnnie ScottVol 55 No. 1 P 26January/February 26
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Veteran RepresentationRepresenting a Veteran for BeginnersPatrick McCannVol 55 No. 1 P 28January/February 26
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President's Message
Reflecting on Progress, Renewing Our Purpose: A look back at 2025 and a look ahead to 2026
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 54 No. 10 P 5December-25
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Editor's CommentSlow DownJeep DarnellVol 54 No. 10 P 8December-25
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Federal Corner
New Fifth Circuit Precedent May Help Fight Unreliable Extrapolation at Sentencing
Joel PageVol 54 No. 10 P 10December-25
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Beyond the City LimitsVoir Dire in Rural TexasShane PhelpsVol 54 No. 10 P 13December-25
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Ethics and the Law
Navigating Artificial Intelligence and Professional Responsibility
Chris FredericksVol 54 No. 10 P 14December-25
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Drugs
Overdose Is Not Murder: Defending Fentanyl Death Cases in the Age of Panic
Angelica CoglianoVol 54 No. 10 P 17December-25
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DWI and Motion to Suppress
When Doing the Right Thing Still Gets You Arrested: A DWI and the Motion to Suppress Hearing that Won the Day
Tifanee BakerVol 54 No. 10 P 23December-25
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Blood Alcohol
Following Proper Preanalytical Protocols for Blood Alcohol Analysis: Is it over before it even begins?
Zacariah L. Hildenbrand, Ph.D., Melissa Giguere, DFS, and Kevin A. Schug, Ph.D.
Vol 54 No. 10 P 25December-25
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Mentor MenteeMentorship: Standing on the Shoulders of GiantsLauren McCollumVol 54 No. 10 P 28December-25
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The Transition to Criminal DefenseJason ParrishVol 54 No. 10 P 32December-25
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President's MessageGiving Thanks for a Mission that Matters
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 54 No. 9 P 5November-25
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Editor's Comment
Thankful for Family, Work, and Our TCDLA Brothers and Sisters
Jeep DarnellVol 54 No. 9 P 9November-25
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Federal Corner
STARE DECISIS OR STARE INDECISIS?—The Fifth Circuit’s position on the Official Restraint Doctrine in Illegal Reentry Prosecutions
Mary Stillinger & Kate Godinez
Vol 54 No. 9 P 10November-25
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Beyond the City Limits
When Common Sense Fails: Fighting for Justice in Rural Counties
Kyra LealVol 54 No. 9 P 14November-25
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Ethics and the LawAsking for Advice Without OversharingLaura PoppsVol 54 No. 9 P 15November-25
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Illegally Obtained Evidence
The “Other Person” in Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 38.23(a) and Texas Penal Code Section 33.02: Suppression of Illegally Obtained Evidence
Todd DuncanVol 54 No. 9 P 16November-25
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ALR Appeals
Swords, Shields, and Suspensions: Using ALR Appeals to Attack a Loss or Protect a Win
Christopher M. McKinney
Vol 54 No. 9 P 21November-25
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The Hidden Weakness in Criminal DefenseKatherine MayerVol 54 No. 9 P 26November-25
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To Incorporate or Not to Incorporate?
Keltin VonGonten and Rainisha Doddikindi
Vol 54 No. 9 P 29November-25
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President's MessageArticle TCDLA October
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 54 No. 8 P 5October-25
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Editor's CommentMICHAEL MORTON ACTJeep DarnellVol 54 No. 8 P 8October-25
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Federal CornerFederal Methamphetamine Sentencing
Sarah Duncan Jacobs
Vol 54 No. 8 P 10October-25
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Beyond the City LimitsI Want a New Drug (Court)Marci MorrisVol 54 No. 8 P 13October-25
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Michael Morton ActWhat is the Michael Morton Act and Why Should You Care?Sam BassettVol 54 No. 8 P 15October-25
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Immigration
No Conviction Required: How Conduct-Based Immigration Grounds Endanger Noncitizen Youth in Texas
Manuela “Mimi” Alcocer
Vol 54 No. 8 P 20October-25
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MarijuanaMarijuana DWIs: Using the State’s Own Science Against It
Harold Danford and Jonathan O’Hara
Vol 54 No. 8 P 24October-25
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Mitigation
Humanizing the Accused: What Mitigation Specialists Really Do
Jeff WaxVol 54 No. 8 P 26October-25
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Misdemeanor Plea in Absentia
How to do a Misdemeanor Plea in Absentia for an Indigent Incarcerated Client
Suzanne SpencerVol 54 No. 8 P 32October-25
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President's Message
Some Thoughts on the Question: How do You Defend Those People?
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 54 No. 7 P 5September-25
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Editor's CommentPLEASE HELP!!Jeep DarnellVol 54 No. 7 P 11September-25
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Federal CornerGideon Needs a Bullhorn – And Emergency FundingCamille KnightVol 54 No. 7 P 12September-25
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Ethics and the LawLanguage Matters. Do We
Represent Clients or Cases?
Jemila LeaVol 54 No. 7 P 14September-25
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MitigationThe Case for Mitigation in Non-Capital Murder CasesStacie LiebermanVol 54 No. 7 P 18September-25
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Expert WitnessExpert Witnesses in Domestic Violence CasesKriti SharmaVol 54 No. 7 P 21September-25
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Reasonable DoubtReclaiming the Power of Reasonable DoubtMike HowardVol 54 No. 7 P 22September-25
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Justice System
Debiasing the Law: How Understanding Cognitive Biases Leads to a More Just Legal System
Gleb TsipurskyVol 54 No. 7 P 28September-25
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President's MessageYour Membership and Voice Matter
Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube
Vol 54 No. 6 P 5July/August-25