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Tate wrote more than sixty legal articles, which were published in a variety of professional journals, as well as a legal textbook and a legal bibliography. He authored nearly fifty other articles on other topics. The Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers presents the "Albert Tate Award" in Tate's honor.<ref name=lahist/> One of Tate's colleagues on the Louisiana Supreme Court, [[Mack Barham]], wrote the article in the ''Louisiana Law Review.'' to honor his colleague's contributions to the law.<ref>[[Mack Barham]], "A Civilian for Our Times: Justice Albert Tate, Jr.," ''Louisiana Law Review'' Vol. 47 (May 1987).</ref>
Tate wrote more than sixty legal articles, which were published in a variety of professional journals, as well as a legal textbook and a legal bibliography. He authored nearly fifty other articles on other topics. The Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers presents the "Albert Tate Award" in Tate's honor.<ref name=lahist/> One of Tate's colleagues on the Louisiana Supreme Court, [[Mack Barham]], wrote the article in the ''Louisiana Law Review.'' to honor his colleague's contributions to the law.<ref>[[Mack Barham]], "A Civilian for Our Times: Justice Albert Tate, Jr.," ''Louisiana Law Review'' Vol. 47 (May 1987).</ref>
Following Tate's death in New Orleans at the age of sixty-seven, U.S. President [[Ronald W. Reagan]] nominated [[Republican Party|Republican]] former [[Governor]] [[David C. Treen]] to fill Tate's vacancy on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Democratic Senate, along with then U.S. Senator [[J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.]] killed Treen's nomination. The seat went instead to John Malcolm Duhé, Jr., an attorney in New Iberia.
Following Tate's death in New Orleans at the age of sixty-seven, U.S. President [[Ronald W. Reagan]] nominated [[Republican Party|Republican]] former [[Governor]] [[David C. Treen]] to fill Tate's vacancy on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The Democratic Senate killed Treen's nomination and the seat went instead to John Malcolm Duhé, Jr., a Republican attorney from New Iberia.
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