Judge grants Texas lawmakers' unusual effort to pause execution in shaken baby case
A judge has granted a request from Texas lawmakers to delay the execution of a man scheduled to become the first person in the U.S. put to death for a murder conviction tied to a diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome.
A Texas House Committee voted to subpoena Roberson after his scheduled death amid a flurry of eleventh-hour legal maneuvers.
He was found guilty of killing his 2-year-old, but science has moved on from the diagnosis underpinning the case ...
A Travis County judge granted a temporary restraining order Thursday, pausing the scheduled execution of Robert Roberson. The ...
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A Texas judge paused the execution of death row inmate Robert Roberson, approving a request from state lawmakers for him to ...
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Will Greg Abbott listen to his fellow Republicans in the statehouse who are begging him to spare the life of Robert Roberson?
The US government’s criminal case against Boeing Co. over two fatal crashes took what legal observers called an unusual turn ...
HOUSTON (AP) — A last-ditch effort to stop Texas from executing an autistic man in a shaken baby case stretched into the ...
A Texas judge has granted Robert Roberson a reprieve 90 minutes prior to his scheduled execution Thursday. Roberson was ...
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