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Guilty Until Proven Innocent
Like Abraham, Craig Watkins asks if we want to destroy the righteous with the wicked
Q&A: Racehorse Haynes
How Richard Haynes kicked a spittoon and launched a legendary career
Growing Up in the Navy
Amy Jetel puts the skills she learned while in uniform to good use
Riding Passenger, For Fun and Profit
Chris Collins liked being a rock star, but he loves being a lawyer
A Family Affair
What's it like to work every day with the person you wake up next to each morning? Or to settle payroll disputes with the man who paid your first allowance?
Three Kings and a $25,000 Pot
Rick Daly found a novel way to finalize the deal—poker
The Republican from Harvard
Don't try to pigeonhole Chris Ward; you're sure to get him wrong
Reign Man
Chris Smith takes on Ike and Rita
Defeating Public Enemy No. 1
John Boundas wins the most important fight of his life
How a Mysterious Stranger Changed Yolanda Garcia’s Life
A classroom visitor supplied the key to a college education
From CIA to TBA
Brad Caldwell meets the most convincing law school recruiter ever
The King of Dallas’ Homeless People
Jennifer King enlists the homeless in community service
A Song for Justice O’Connor
Brett Busby clerked—and played violin—for the Supreme Court
An Emmy for Jennifer
Jennifer Morris tells tales of unsung heroes
Yearning to Return to Zion
Aubrey Connatser and Ramsey Patton took on one of the largest custody cases—over 400 children—in Texas history
A Young Man in an Old Boys’ Club
Raul Leal gets to play J. Beresford Tipton to Texas landowners
The Energy of Charles Matthews
ExxonMobil's GC discusses Valdez, the merging of two oil giants and more
56 Years of Civility in Texas Law
You can overuse the Atticus Finch comparison—few people really deserve it. Jim Coleman does