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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals: 2026 candidates and races (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: To help readers learn more about the candidates running for statewide seats, The Texas Tribune is sharing information about the Republican, Democratic and third-party candidates. For more information on midterms and the voting process, check out our election resources here. About this seat: The Court of Criminal Appeals is the state’s highest court for criminal cases. Besides appeals from lower courts, it also hears death penalty appeals directly from trial courts. In addition, it
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals 2026 election: Who is running and what to know (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: To help readers learn more about the candidates running for statewide seats, The Texas Tribune is sharing information about the Republican, Democratic and third-party candidates. For more information on midterms and the voting process, check out our election resources here. About this seat: The Court of Criminal Appeals is the state’s highest court for criminal cases. Besides appeals from lower courts, it also hears death penalty appeals directly from trial courts. In addition, it
Crystal Mason prevails in fight over illegal voting conviction (opens the original)
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The state’s highest criminal court on Thursday rejected an appeal from prosecutors seeking to reinstate the 2018 conviction of Crystal Mason, a Fort Worth woman sentenced to five years in prison for illegally casting a ballot that wasn’t counted in 2016. Four of the Court of Criminal Appeals’ nine all-Republican judges filed opinions disagreeing with the outcome. In an unsigned opinion, the majority said the court had mistakenly accepted an appeal from prosecutors who sought to overturn a ruling
Former Texas Rep. Garnet Coleman dies at 65 (opens the original)
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Former state Rep. Garnet Coleman, a Houston Democrat who served in the Texas House for more than 30 years, died Wednesday, his family said. He was 65. Coleman first joined the Texas House in 1991 and represented parts of central and southeast Houston throughout his tenure until 2022. During that time, Coleman — who was open about living with diabetes and bipolar disorder — worked on major legislation related to healthcare and mental health including helping to establish Children’s Medicaid and t
Venezuelan man shot by ICE officer needs surgery to remove the bullet, U.S. Rep. Greg Casar says (opens the original)
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Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, who was shot Sunday by federal immigration officers in Austin, needs surgery to remove the bullet lodged near his spine, U.S. Rep. Greg Casar said Wednesday after visiting the Venezuelan man in a detention center in Pearsall. Casar said in a news conference that Garces Perez saw a specialist Wednesday who recommended surgery. He also received his first injection of pain medication one hour before the visit, said Casar, D-Austin. Casar said Garces Perez, who was in hig
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