
Supreme Court Sides with Defense on Death Row Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will now reconsider Areli Escobar’s case which prosecutors and defense attorneys agree relied on flawed forensics.
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The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will now reconsider Areli Escobar’s case which prosecutors and defense attorneys agree relied on flawed forensics.
Bodycam footage of police arresting a young woman diagnosed with schizophrenia shows how Texas cops turn mental health emergencies into traumatic confrontations—and even deportations.
Tenant advocates say proposed legislation nearing the governor’s desk could lead to increased evictions.
Judges and an aggrieved defense bar are derailing talks to build a public defender’s office in Travis County.
The Austin judge presiding over two defamation cases against the InfoWars founder indicated there’s a solid chance Jones will have to go to trial — again.
D’Souza is lying to his audiences on a vast scale, making them more immune to a shared reality.
Texas Greens say a vote for Stein isn’t a vote for Trump, promote down-ballot candidates.
Unpacking the heat about guns on campus, plus Trump supporters explain their support for the Donald — or at least give it their best shot.
From deleted answers to missing test books, Texas’ new test vendor almost left us pining for Pearson. Almost.