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Texas Bar Journal

March 2011 | Volume 74, No. 3

What does "property" mean in the 21st Century? Is property something you can touch or, in the tech age, is it an idea? Can the framework for human life be considered property? This issue of the Texas Bar Journal looks at what property means today and how that is shaping the law. PAGE 202.

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Features

194 State Bar Update

195 State Bar Referendum 2011 Results

196 State Bar President-elect Candidates

198 Lehrmann Sworn in as Texas Supreme Court Justice
By Ellen Carnes

202 Property in the 21st Century

202 Cultural Property: Who Owns It and What Laws Protect It?
By Professor Marilyn E. Phelan
210 Music, Lyrics, and Copyright: Intellectual Property Rights in Music
By David Showalter
214 America's Most Mysterious Gold Coins
By Steve Roach
218 One Bad App Spoils the Bunch: Brand Protection in the App Era
By David Bell and Hope Hughes
224 Avoiding a Science Fiction Soap Opera: Excluding the Pre-Embryos from Probate
By Bridget M. Fuselier

236 2011-2012 Proposed Combined Budget

242 TYLA President-elect Candidates and Officer Nominations

244 Solo/Small Firm: Time to Rethink Your Insurance Options
By Tim Hanson

Departments

190 Spectrum
192 President’s Opinion
200 Technology
240 TYLA President’s Opinion
246 Disciplinary Actions
252 Lawyers on the Move

256 Laurels
258 Memorials
260 Classified Advertising
264 Client Page
266 Back Page

The Texas Bar Journal (ISSN 0040-4187) is published monthly, except August, By the State Bar of Texas, 1414 Colorado, Austin, TX 78701, as a service to the profession. One copy of each issue is furnished to members as part of their State Bar dues. Subscription price to others, $12 (including sales tax); $15 to foreign countries. Single copies, $2.50 each (including sales tax). Periodicals Postage Paid at Austin, Texas and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Texas Bar Journal, P.O. Box 12487, Austin, Texas 78711-2487.

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