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Anwar al-Awlaqi and the Law of War
No full textDespite the confusion as to whether US criminal law or the law of war should apply, the killing of Anwar al-Awlaqi was legal under the law of war, which must govern in this instance
10-0548 RUSK STATE HOSPITAL v. BLACK
No full text10-0548 Rusk State Hospital v. Dennis Black and Pam Black from Cherokee County and the 12th District Court of Appeals, Tyler For petitioner: Michael Murphy, Austin For respondents: Dennis Black, Tyler A principal issue is whether sovereign immunity may b
10-0513 MATTHEW W. WASSERMAN, M.D. v. GUGUL
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Matthew W. Wasserman, M.D. v. Christina Bergeron Gugel
from Harris County and the 14th District Court of Appeals, Houston
For petitioner: Holly H. Williamson, Houston
For respondent: Reginald E. McKamie, Houston
For Amicus Curiae: Christophe
10-0353 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY v. CHATHA
No full text10-0353 Prairie View A&M University v. Diljit K. Chatha from Waller County and the First District Court of Appeals, Houston For petitioner: Beth Klusmann, Austin For respondent: Ellen Sprovach, Houston The issue is whether the 180-day limitations on an e
09-0340 INS. CO. OF THE STATE OF PA v. MURO
No full text09-0340 Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania v. Carmen Muro from Dallas County and the Fifth District Court of Appeals, Dallas For petitioner: Mr. Robert D. Stokes, Austin For respondents: Mr. Chad Ruback, Dallas The issues in this workers comp
The Other Side of Health Care Reform: An Analysis of the Missed Opportunity Regarding Infertility Treatments
No full textThe Affordable Care Act missed an opportunity to finally mandate coverage for infertility treatments and reduce discrimination in the provision of assistive reproductive technology services. But minimum essential coverage requirements include broad and undefined terms, which can and should be interpreted to include fertility care. Infertility should be treated as a disease. Treatment helps resolve psychological problems, including depression. Mandating coverage for infertility treatments will advance four highly desired policies: (1) the promotion of gender equality; (2) the promotion of a desired health related policy; (3) the promotion of social justice; and (4) the promotion of a desired medical related policy