UT professors sue to block Texas campus gun law
Three University of Texas professors sue to overturn the new law allowing concealed handguns in classrooms and dorms before fall classes begin. They argue the measure is unconstitutional and threatens academic freedom, citing the campus climate and emotionally charged topics.
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Paxton pushes to end Texas securities fraud case again
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks to dismiss his two felony securities fraud indictments before a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals panel. If denied, a trial remains unlikely this year as special prosecutors prepare a response. Paxton faces 5 to 99 years if convicted. the case centers on a 2011 Servergy investment scheme while he was a state legislator.
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