Abortion providers have called the requirement an undue burden since it could send a woman seeking abortions on two trips to the clinic.
Judd Stone will succeed Kyle Hawkins, who recently argued against Obamacare at the U.S. Supreme Court.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to change the ruling of a Texas court that has kept Tinslee Lewis alive — a month before her second birthday.
The Constitution guarantees the accused a right to a fair and speedy trial, but it has been almost a year since jury trials have taken place regularly across Texas.
A federal judge found the men also perpetrated cruelty against the individuals they were harboring, who were from multiple countries.
The Diocese of Lubbock defended their choice to publish the name of a credibly accused sex abuser yesterday before the court.
Judge Jesse Foster McClure III has been tapped to replace retiring Judge Michael Keasler on Texas' highest criminal court.
The appeals court agreed that the churches, which pay more for water than regular businesses, deserve another trial.
A Leon County landowner is hoping to take his fight to protect his 100 acres from being bisected by the Texas Central high-speed rail project to the Supreme Court of Texas.
The United Airlines union collects mandatory fees from non-members for political activism without first getting their affirmative consent.
Many questions about the outcome of the 2020 census and its effect on apportionment and redistricting remain unanswered.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an earlier ruling, supporting Texas' exclusion of Planned Parenthood from its Medicaid program.
Most council members said they clung to pro-life beliefs themselves but felt the ordinance would violate the law and open the door to lawsuits.
An appeals court has stalled El Paso's lockdown until a lawsuit between a group of restaurateurs and the county judge concludes.
The Texas Supreme Court denied a writ of mandamus that would have stayed the El Paso lockdown until the end of the lawsuit.
An appeals court ruled that UT's vague speech policies give students standing to sue. Here's a rundown of the case on both lines of argument.
A split decision last month found the dismemberment ban unconstitutional. The State of Texas will defend it again before the whole court.
A federal court judge ruled that plaintiffs do not have standing but ordered Harris County to keep drive-thru ballot memory cards separate pending an appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court.
A new lawsuit takes on Harris County’s drive-thru voting stations and seeks to set aside ballots cast through what they say is an illegal procedure.
County Judge Rob Kelly declared the "Sanctuary County for the Unborn" resolution dead last week. A revote revived it.
