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CASEBOOK News for Olivas Casebook Posse:

As of May 5, 2006, the third edition is now available in fine bookstores everywhere: http://www.cap-press.com/authors/150 .

The Teachers Manual is available by request for teachers who adopt the text, from Carolina Academic Press. Drop them or me a note.

I am also posting additional materials on this site, such as the informed consent sample protocols, for those who teach the Informed Consent cases in the casebook. As important cases and events occur, I will post them here as well, for your instructional use.

Of course, I look forward to hearing from my Casebook Posse, and to receiving suggestions.

Michael A. Olivas
University of Houston Law Center
713-743-2078
molivas@uh.edu 

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State College Savings and Prepaid Plans (pdf)

List of State Prepaid Plans (pdf)

Developments in 529 Plans (2003-present) (pdf)

Table One: State Laws Allowing Undocumented College Students to Establish Residency, 2015 (* allowing financial aid and residency) (+ repealed)

Table Two: States Restricting Access to Postsecondary Education, 2015

Table Three: DREAM Act Congressional Legislative History

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Institute for Higher Education Law and Governance
University of Houston Law Center
4604 Calhoun Road
Houston, TX 77204-6060
713-743-2075