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State Bar of Texas Investigating Whether AG Ken Paxton’s Failed Post-Election Lawsuit to SCOTUS Was ‘Professional Misconduct’ Colin Kalmbacher © Provided by Law & Crime Ken Paxton at CPAC ORLANDO, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 27: Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General, speaks during a panel discussion about the Devaluing of American Citizenship during the Conservative Political Action Conference held in the Hyatt Regency on February 27, 2021 in Orlando, Florida. The State Bar of Texas is investigating the Lone Star State’s Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) over his unsuccessful ...

Law&Crime independently obtained copies of the complaint, supporting documentation and the group’s responses. The complaint was filed by 71-year-old Kevin Moran, the president of the Galveston Island Democrats and a former journalist, last December. Focusing on the rejection of Paxton’s motion for leave to file bill of complaint with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to invalidate numerous votes in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the bar complaint claims that Paxton “committed misconduct by filing a frivolous lawsuit” that he knew was misleading and would deprive voters o...

Content warning:  This story contains details about alleged sexual abuse. The content may be difficult to read and emotionally upsetting. The Texans’ already-dramatic offseason took a sudden and serious turn in mid-March, when Houston attorney Tony Buzbee announced in an Instagram post that he was filing suit against Deshaun Watson. Since then, Buzbee has filed more than 20 civil lawsuits accusing the Texans quarterback of sexual assault and sexual misconduct, and the NFL and the Houston Police Department are conducting investigations. Through a social media post and his attorney, Watson h...

  Share Source: AP Photo/LM Otero There's been an update in the case of Shelley Luther, the Dallas salon owner who was briefly jailed last May for refusing to close her business in compliance with stay-at-home orders. On Friday, the Texas Supreme Court unanimously tossed out a civil and criminal contempt of court action against her, because the temporary restraining order the judge based it on was not clear on what conduct was prohibited, according to Chuck Lindell with Austin American-Statesman. Lindell also reported that, with added emphasis: On Friday, the court issued its ruling, agreei...