Outstanding Law Review Article Award
The Outstanding Law Review Article Award honors a law review published by one of the Texas law schools.
Criteria
An award to be presented to a law review in Texas for the outstanding article, including symposia articles, dueling articles, comment, or other writings in law reviews published in Texas during the year preceding the award, relating to the legal profession, the practice of law, or substantive law as applied to the practice of law; its regulation, discipline, availability; its improvement or advancement; its future or past. A memento will be presented to the authors, lawyer or non lawyer, of the outstanding article. One thousand dollars will be paid to the scholarship fund of the law school that published the Outstanding Law Review Article, and an appropriate memento will be presented to the authors. Any formal presentation of the award may take place at a time and place other than during the Fellows Annual Meeting and Dinner.
Recipients of the Outstanding Law Review Article Award
1977 Houston Law Review
1978 Southwestern Law Journal
1979 Texas Tech Law Review
1980 St. Mary’s Law Journal
1981 St. Mary’s Lay Journal
1982 Baylor Law Review
1983 Texas Tech Law Review
1984 Baylor Law Review
1985 Texas Tech Law Review
1986 St. Mary’s Law Journal
1987 Baylor Law Review
1988 Southwestern Law Journal
1989 Texas Law Review
1990 Texas International Law Journal
1991 Texas Tech Law Review
1992 Texas Law Review
1993 South Texas Law Review
1994 Texas Tech Law Review
1995 Baylor Law Review
1996 SMU Law Review
1997 St. Mary’s Law Journal
1998 Houston Law Review
1999 St. Mary’s Law Journal
2000 Houston Law Review
2001 SMU Law Review
2002 Texas Tech Law Review
2003 State Bar of Texas Bar Journal
2004 Texas Law Review
2005 Baylor Law Review
2006 Texas Wesleyan Law Review
2007 South Texas Law Review
2008 Texas Tech Law Review
2009 University of Texas Review of Litigation
2010 Texas Tech University School of Law – Estate Planning & Community Law Journal
2011 Houston Law Review
2012 SMU Science and Technology Law Review
2013 The Review of Litigation
2014 Texas Tech Law Review
2015 St. Mary’s Law Journal
2016 “Retaining, Obtaining, and Sustaining Basis” in Texas Tech University School of Law – Estate Planning & Community Law Journal
2017 “The Truth Might Set You Free: How the Michael Morton Act Could Fundamentally Change Texas Criminal Discovery, or Not” – Texas Tech Law Review
2018 “Do You Believe in Magic? Self-Determination and Procedural Justice Meet Inequality in Court-Connected Mediation” – SMU Law Review ADR Symposium
2019 “Legal Malpractice in Texas” – Baylor Law Review
2020 "The Killing of Community Property" - Texas Tech Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal
2021 "Unclaimed Treasure: Greater Rule-Of-Law Benefits for the Taking in Texas" - University of Houston Law Center
2022 "Resolving the Anders Dilemmas: How & Why Texas Should Abandon the Anders Procedure" - St. Mary's Journal of Legal Malpractice & Ethics
2023 "Judge by the (Digital) Company You Keep: Maintaining Judicial Ethics in an Age of Likes, Shares and Follows" - St. Mary's Journal of Legal Malpractice & Ethics
2024 “Summary Judgments in Texas: State and Federal Practice” - South Texas Law Review