Current Issue

Winter 2021; Vol 73, No. 1

Articles

• Leah Teague, Making Progress in Legal Education: Leadership Development Training in Law Schools, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 1


• Erwin Chemerinsky, Remembering Deborah Rhode, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 64


• Deborah L. Rhode, Leadership in Times of Social Upheaval: Lessons for Lawyers, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 67


• April Mara Barton, Teaching Lawyers to Think Like Leaders: The Next Big Shift in Legal Education, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 115


• Neil Hamilton, The Major Transitions in Professional Formation and Development from Being a Student to Being a Lawyer Present Opportunities to Benefit the Students and the Law School, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 139


• Patrick Bryan, Donald J. Polden, Learning Lawyer Leadership from the Military Profession, 72 Baylor Law Rev. 170


• Martin H. Brinkley, Teaching Leadership in American Law Schools: Why the Pushback?, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 194


• Lee Fisher, Change at the Speed of Leadership, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 211


• Kirk P. Watson, Practical Ground Rules for Leadership, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 224


• Hon. Nathan L. Hecht, Beyond Partisanship and Ideology—Access to Justice as Good Government, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 231


• George T. Lewis, The Business Case for Pro Bono, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 241


• Daniel William Brock Lewis, Justifying Loopholes Through Cooperative Federalism: County of Maui v. Hawaii Wildlife Fund and the Scope of Clean Water Act Federal Jurisdiction for Indirect Groundwater Discharges, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 249


• Matthew J. McKinnon, Gilbert Wheeler v. Enbridge Pipelines—The Texas Supreme Court’s Attempt to Clarify Damages to Real Property, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 267


• Braxton Lewis Wilks, The IRS: Having Its Cake and Eating It Too, 73 Baylor Law Rev. 293