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This Oct. 1, 2017 photo shows inmate Clinton Young, outside death row at the Polunsky Unit prison near Livingston, Texas. AP Photo/Mike Graczyk

Guy Williams, former 148th District Court judge, was found guilty of trespassing by a Bexar County judge on Jan. 4. He plans to sue Nueces County.

Kyle Carruths attorney, H. Grady Terrill, stated his client was forced to use deadly force "to defend himself, his property and others, which caused the death of Chad Read."

After a series of hearings, Senior Judge Sid Harle rejected a defense motion to exclude...

Nobody could stop San Antonio’s killer cop—except another cop.

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (TCCA) has vacated the conviction of death-row prisoner Clinton Young , whose prosecutor was also on the payroll of…

In a Rare Show of Accountability, a Texas Attorney Has Surrendered His License A judge called his actions in a death penalty case "shocking prosecutorial misconduct that destroyed any semblance of a fair trial.” Clinton Young was convicted by a Midland County jury of capital murder in 2003. He is being held at the Allan B. Polunsky Unit, where he is kept in solitary confinement. Courtesy of Posh Productions A judge called his actions in a death penalty case "shocking prosecutorial misconduc...

Incumbents coast in Northside ISD as voters decide tight race for vacant seat FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Irma Iris Duran de Rodriguez ran for the District 5 seat on the Northside ISD board.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less 2of9 Sharon Chumley ran for the District 5 seat on the Northside ISD board. She retired after 25 years as a teacher and administrator at the district.Courtesy photo /Show MoreShow Less 3of9 Blake Rawitt, a software engineer working for the Air Force, ran for the District 7 se...

Editorial: Experienced incumbents best for NISD Express News Editorial Board FacebookTwitterEmail We recommend board President Carol Harle in District 6 and Vice President Karen Freeman in District 7. For the open District 5 seat — to replace incumbent Katie Reed, who is stepping down after 31 years — we recommend Corinne Saldaña, a retired principal. The incumbents have long tenures as education administrators, and their expertise and commitment are vital in facing the dual challenges...

COVID froze the machinery of justice - now, in-person jury trials could resume in June FacebookTwitterEmail State District Judge Ron Rangel is optimistic that in-person jury trials could begin by June. Bexar County has not had one in more than a year.Billy Calzada /Staff photographer After a year’s unprecedented freezing up of most of the machinery of public justice, Bexar County might see in-person jury trials again as early as June, thanks to local vaccination numbers rising and infections ...