The Texas Department of Criminal Justice estimates that “system-wide permanent air conditioning” would cost about $1.5 billion. Full StoryTexas Prison Facilities Ordered to Install Air Conditioning by End of 2029
The surrogate’s lawyer said that West takes “comfort” in knowing that the intended parents have committed to providing the baby with “lifesaving healthcare.” Full StorySCOTUS Denies Appeal to Keep Surrogate Baby in Texas in Ongoing Parentage Dispute
Former state Rep. Lon Burnam filed the petition on September 9. Full StoryCourt Dismisses Petition to Remove Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare
The ruling makes it more likely the U.S. Supreme Court will weigh in. Full StoryU.S. 5th Circuit Court Decision Pares Back Interstate Restrictions On Gun Sales
Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk left the door open for the parties involved to continue to pursue the case after the stay expires. Full StoryTexas GOP's Lawsuit to Close Primaries Put on Hold Ahead of Potential Legislative Response
DNA helped solve the case almost 40 years later. Full StoryForensic Genealogy Solves 1988 Murder of Newborn in Wichita Falls
Lawsuits against the Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection are mounting. Full StoryNew Big Bend Border Lawsuit Claims Unlawful ‘High Illegal Entry’ Designation
Federal Judge Overturned after Denying Jury Trial, Awarding Plaintiff $1 for Home Demolished by City
The appeals court called the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial “fundamental.” Full StoryFederal Judge Overturned after Denying Jury Trial, Awarding Plaintiff $1 for Home Demolished by City
West, the surrogate, went against the intended parents’ wishes and refused to abort the baby, who is still in Texas. Full StorySCOTUS Requested to Intervene in Texas-California Legal Dispute Over Surrogate Baby
The Venezuelan illegal alien, removed from California last week, was previously charged in Texas for human smuggling. Full StorySuspected Tren De Aragua Gang Member Extradited from U.S. to Chile
Four criminal court judges are seeking to lift the ODonnell decree. Full StoryU.S. Appeals Court Orders Houston Judge to Consider Challenge to Federal Decree Governing Harris County Bail Policy
Judge David Hittner said Senate Bill 12 was overbroad and too vague. Full StoryFederal Judge Again Rules Texas Law Banning Drag Shows with Children in Attendance Unconstitutional
