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State Bar of Texas Podcast

State Bar of Texas Podcast

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  • Language
    English
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    Education, Government, News
  • Location
    Denver
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https://texasbar.com

Recent episodes

  • Oct 08, 2026 — A jury summons in your mailbox often instills a feeling of dread, but is jury duty really as bad as people assume? Instead of trying to find a way out of this often-negatively cast public service, let’s flip the script and consider: How can you make...

    Texas Law Unpacked: Rethinking Jury Duty
  • Oct 08, 2026 — Statistics show that 90-98% of both civil and criminal cases across the nation are resolved before trial. With seemingly fewer cases reaching a jury, how do we, as legal professionals, preserve a deep appreciation for the jury’s role in our systems of...

    Is the Jury Trial Still Relevant in Modern Litigation?
  • Sep 03, 2026 — After passing the bar, attorneys take an oath to uphold not only the United States Constitution, but their state constitutions as well. But how well do lawyers understand the rights and protections found in their own state constitutions, and how often...

    Look to the States – The Overlooked Power of State Constitutions
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    Will AI Send Clients to Your Firm?
  • Jul 02, 2026 — AI is on track to surpass the intelligence of humans, promising significant impacts worldwide—and certainly within the legal profession. What do lawyers need to consider as this technology continues to evolve? Damien Riehl addressed legal professionals...

    Law-Backed AI: Aligning Artificial Intelligence With Human Values – Damien Riehl