State of Texas: Texas Supreme Court rules lawmakers exceeded authority with subpoena in death row case
Supreme Court Opinion – House lawmakers pushed to block a Death Row inmate’s execution. Now, the Texas Supreme Court says they went too far in their effort to stop Robert Roberson’s execution. We discuss the decision and see why even though the court ruled against the lawmakers,
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a legislative subpoena cannot be used to stop an execution after lawmakers on both sides ...
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AUSTIN, Texas — The Supreme Court of Texas is weighing whether death row inmate Robert Roberson — whose capital ...
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