Faculty Publications & Activities

Mark L. Ascher, When to Ignore Grantor Trusts: The Precedents, a Proposal, and a Prediction, 41 Tax Law Review 252 (1986).

Lucas A. Powe Jr., Cases and Materials on the Law of Witch Hunting (1986).

Barbara A. Bintliff, Guide to Legal Citation, by Tang Chin-Shih, 5 Legal Reference Services Quarterly 114 (1986).

Calvin H. Johnson, Error in the Name of Interest, 30 Tax Notes 451 (1986). https://law.utexas.edu/faculty/calvinjohnson/errorint.htm

Julius G. Getman, Ruminations on Union Organizing in the Private Sector, 53 University of Chicago Law Review 45 (1986).

Jay L. Westbrook, Recent Developments in Bankruptcy, in Advanced Consumer Bankruptcy Course (Austin: State Bar of Texas, Professional Development Program, 1986).

Jay L. Westbrook, Folklore and Facts: a Preliminary Report From the Consumer Bankruptcy Project, 60 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 292 (1986) (with Teresa Sullivan & Elizabeth Warren).

Jay L. Westbrook, Recent Developments in Bankruptcy, in Advanced Consumer Bankruptcy Course (Austin: State Bar of Texas, Professional Development Program, 1986).

Inga Markovits, Hedgehogs or Foxes? A Review of Westen's and Schleider's Zivilrecht im Systemvergleich, 34 American Journal of Comparative Law 113 (1986).

Sanford V. Levinson, Professing Law: Commitment of Faith or Detached Analysis?, 31 St. Louis University Law Journal 3 (1986).

Douglas Laycock, “Non-Preferential” Aid to Religion: A False Claim About Original Intent, 27 William & Mary Law Review 875 (1986).

Calvin H. Johnson, Deduction of Nonprorata Shareholder Contributions Is a Violation of the Principles of Taxation, 32 Tax Notes 267 (1986). https://law.utexas.edu/faculty/calvinjohnson/nonpro.htm

Douglas Laycock, Bible Chairs Program Aids Religion, in Daily Texan, Dec. 10, 1985, at 4.

Louise Weinberg, Bibliography, Recent Articles on the Conflict of Laws, Newsletter, AALS Committee on the Conflict of Laws, Dec.1985.

Linda S. Mullenix, Federal Abstention of the Fourth Kind: The Judicial Administration Exception, 1985-86 Preview of U.S. Supreme Court Cases 20.

Douglas Laycock, Founders Wanted Total Neutrality, in USA Today, Aug. 12,1985, at 8A.

David A. Anderson, Media Libel Wins--Pyrrhic Victories, Texas Lawyer, Apr. 10, 1985, at 21.

David W. Robertson, James M. Treece, Torts: Texas Cases and Materials [s.l.: s.n.] (1985, 1978, 1975)

David A. Anderson. “Yes, Warren, There Is a Press Clause.” In The Quill, Page 24 (March 1985).

Louise Weinberg, Insights and Ironies (Bhopal Symposium; University of Texas School of Law, Austin, TX, Feb.6, 1985).