Texas attorney general, death row
Texas attorney general insists ‘shaken baby’ death row inmate who received sudden reprieve is guilty and should still be executed
The Texas Attorney General’s Office had harsh words for lawmakers trying to stall the execution of Robert Roberson, an autistic death row inmate who they say was convicted of “shaken baby syndrome” using “junk science.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton referred a case involving ActBlue and alleged illegal donations to the DOJ, seeking to ...
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"Those waging this campaign on a child murderer's behalf do not speak for the full Texas House of Representatives," eight ...
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Ken Paxton says the autopsy report proves Roberson was convicted of beating his child and leaving her with extensive head ...
Investigates sifted through 1,059 emails to Attorney General Ken Paxton's illegal voting tip line. Instead of leads, we found ...
The Texas attorney general is refuting claims by critics who say a death row inmate was unjustifiably convicted in the ...
The Texas Attorney General's Office released evidence to clarify the 2003 capital murder conviction of Robert Roberson.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Thursday, accusing Dallas-based Dr. May C. Lau, MD, of violating state law by providing gender-affirming healthcare to minors. The lawsuit marks ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton co-signed a letter with 16 state attorneys general on Monday asking the federal government ...
The Star-Telegram debunked the report the day after it was posted, but Ken Paxton’s office used it to justify an ...
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