Lessons from Briefs That Beat the State
Not all briefs are created equal. Most are fine. [...]
Textualism Isn’t a Buzzword: Leveraging Original Meaning to Expand Liberty
Textualism has a reputation problem. Too often, it’s associated [...]
Why You Should Be Learning Improv, Not Just Evidence
Most lawyers are terrified of improv. And that’s exactly [...]
How We Built the Texas Criminal-Defense Checklist
The idea was simple: take everything a Texas defense [...]
What We Teach in Our Voir Dire Labs (And Why Lawyers Keep Coming Back)
Most voir dire trainings give you scripts. Ours give [...]
The Case for Checklists in Criminal Defense Work
Criminal defense isn’t surgery. But when the consequences are [...]
Jury Unanimity and the “Manner or Means” Problem in Texas Courts
In Texas, your client can be convicted by a [...]
Freedom Needs Disagreeable People
Most people think freedom is defended in big Supreme [...]
Why Bar Associations Flinch—and Why We Don’t
Most bar associations are made up of good people. [...]