The Texas Review of Law & Politics

THE CONTROVERSIAL “CARD-CHECK” BILL, STALLED IN THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS, PRSENTS SERIOUS LEGAL AND POLICY ISSUES

Raymond J. LaJeunesse, Jr.

THE TARP BAILOUT OF GM: A LEGAL, HISTORICAL, AND LITERARY CRITIQUE

Brent J Horton

THE BEAR HUG THAT IS CRUSHING DEBT-BURDENED AMERICANS: WHY OVERZEALOUS REGULATION OF THE DEBT-SETTLEMENT INDUSTRY UNTIMATELY HARMS THE CONSUMERS IT MEANS TO PROTECT

Derek S. Witte

“HID[ING] ELEPHANTS IN MOUSEHOLES”: THE FTC’S UNWARRANTED ATTEMPT TO REGULATE THE DEBT-RELIEF-SERVICES INDUSTRY USING RULEMAKING AUTHORITY PURPORTEDLY GRANTED BY THE TELEMARKETING AND CONSUMER FRAUD AND ABUSE PREVENTION ACT

Michael Thurman & Michael L. Mallow

TAX-EXEMPT CREDIT COUNSELING ORGANIZATIONS AND THE FUTURE OF DEBT-SETTLEMENT SERVICES

Ronald D. Kerridge & Robert E. Davis

BOOK REVIEW

BOOK REVIEW: LAW AND JUDICIAL DUTY

Allen Boyer

NOTE

WILL “EQUAL” AGAIN MEAN EQUAL?: UNDERSTANDING RICCI V. DESTEFANO

Kristina Campbell