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14 TSCHS J. [i] (2024-2025)

handle is hein.journals/tschsj14 and id is 1 raw text is: Columns Leads Features Message from the President By Lisa Bowlin Hobbs As I travel, I often take a 'selfie in front of beautiful courthouses. Modern or historical, they symbolize justice and the rule of law. Lisa Bowlin Read more... Hobbs Executive Director's Column By Sharon Sandle The Society is proud to play a role in preserving Texas's rich legal history and in sharing it with future generations. Read more... Fellows [olumn By Warren W. Harris The Society and the Fellows would like to thank David J. Beck for his many years of service as Chair of the Fellows. Read more... Revisiting the Historic Texas Courthouse Preservation Program at the Margins: The Trans-Pecos and East Texas By Bob Brinkman and Dan K. Utley The courthouse set the future framework for the seat of government, providing a geopolitical; hub from which a city with some promise of success began to Grimes County emerge. Read more... Portraits of Justice: Judicial Portraits U at the Texas Supreme [ourt By Matthew Kolodoski Sharon Sandle Hanging on the walls of the courtroom of the 0 Supreme Court of Texas . are portraits of twenty- nine notable Justices from the history of the Texas Supreme Court. Read more... Warren W. Harris Editor-in-Chief's Column By Hon. John G. Browning For most of us, stories a and courthouses refer to the testimony and - p arguments heard in the courtrooms. But the buildings themselves, and the judicial portraits Ho inside, have fascinating stories of their own. Read more... Land, Eawyers, and Gamblers: Nineteenth-Century Texas History. as Told by a Map of San Jacinto County By Frank Mace Woven into the lines and tiny font of county maps drawn by the Texas General Land Office you will find Texas's colorful history. certificate of a Read more... land grant The lectern at the Texas Supreme Court The Archival Collections of the Texas Supreme Court Historical Society By Keely Drummond and Marshanah Taylor The TSCHS Collections comprise a range of both professional and personal records documenting the Texas Supreme Court and other legal history of the Couart sureme state. Read more... The 29th Annual Chief Justice John Hemphill Dinner: Honoring Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht By Rose Doda, Brittany Greger, and Natasha Taylor Photos by Mark Matson This year's John Hemphill Dinner focused on the career and accomplishments of retiring Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan L. Hecht. chiefiustice Hecht at the Read more... event o r.{ ii 126 I . /(lr ('I Ri

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