Category: Commentary

October 18, 2026

Six Months in Jail, Three Mandamus Petitions, and Three Ways Not to Reach the Merits

How the Sixth Court of Appeals repeatedly rejected David Alarid’s attempts to challenge his threatened imprisonment without deciding whether it was lawful. October 18, 2026 | Lone Star Law Review Article I, Section 18…

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September 28, 2026

How the TexAmericas Tax Exemption Became Its Own Revenue Stream and Data Centers Avoid Local Property Taxes

Lone Star Law Review examined the unusually strong record governmental defendants have compiled before the Sixth Court of Appeals when they ask the court to end lawsuits on jurisdictional grounds. One of those cases…

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Category: Commentary

Six Months in Jail, Three Mandamus Petitions, and Three Ways Not to Reach the Merits

How the TexAmericas Tax Exemption Became Its Own Revenue Stream and Data Centers Avoid Local Property Taxes

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