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Texas Law is an academic institution that teaches legal curricula focused on the U.S. legal system, including privacy law [1], international tax law [2], [3], antitrust law [4], and cannabis industry regulations [5] within the United States.

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referenceThe International Tax course at Texas Law examines U.S. income tax laws and policies regarding the taxation of foreign persons' investment or business activities in the United States (inbound) and U.S. persons' direct or indirect investment or business activities in other countries (outbound).

claimThe Antitrust course at Texas Law studies the development, interpretation, and application of United States antitrust laws, including the Sherman Act, the Clayton Act, and the FTC Act.

referenceThe course 'Privacy Law: Personal Data Under US and EU Law' at Texas Law covers privacy principles, risks, and harms within the U.S. legal framework (including federal consumer, financial, and health privacy laws and state laws) and the EU GDPR, while evaluating challenges like biometric data processing, breach response, cross-border data transfers, and artificial intelligence.

claimThe course on THC-cannabis and Hemp-cannabis industries at Texas Law discusses the legal issues surrounding the creation, growth, and adaptation of state-authorized cannabis industries in the United States.

referenceThe International Tax course at Texas Law covers the taxation of inbound activities, specifically addressing residence, the source of income and deductions, the taxation of investment activities (including portfolio and real estate investment), and the taxation of U.S. business activities of foreign persons.