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Texas executions 2019

Texas Execution Raises Questions About Exonerations

August 23, 2019

The execution of Larry Ray Swearingen of Montgomery County, Texas has raised greater concern about the issue of exonerations when it comes to death row inmates in the Lone Star State and across the ... Continue Reading

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Harris County, Texas Approves Historic Bail Reforms

August 3, 2019

The Harris County Commissioners Court has approved bail reforms to overcome constitutional flaws cited by a federal judge and to settle a 2016 class action lawsuit by indigent misdemeanor ... Continue Reading

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Why Were Jussie Smollett’s Charges Dropped?

April 2, 2019

If you’ve been following the case of TV actor Jussie Smollett, who allegedly faked a hate crime against himself for publicity, you may be wondering why his charges were suddenly dropped. On Jan. 29, ... Continue Reading

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False Crime Claims Are Serious — Just Ask Jussie Smollett

February 26, 2019

Making a false crime report to police is a serious matter, as Empire actor Jussie Smollett now knows. Though he maintains his innocence, Smollett’s allegedly false claim of being attacked in Chicago ... Continue Reading

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Harris County, Texas Judiciary Becoming More Diverse

November 14, 2018

This photo provided by the Harris County Democratic Party shows a group of 17 African-American women whom are part of an effort dubbed the "Black Girl Magic" campaign. It is the largest number of ... Continue Reading

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Harris County Offenders Clog Texas Juvenile Prisons

November 9, 2018

November’s midterm election ousted two Harris County juvenile court judges who’d accounted for more than 20 percent of all the children in Texas sent to the state’s juvenile prisons. Alone, these ... Continue Reading

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