Gov. Greg Abbott picks Rebeca Huddle for Texas Supreme Court vacancy
Abbott, a former Texas Supreme Court justice himself, picked Huddle to serve on the all-Republican high court. Full Story
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Timing of Supreme Court justice’s retirement allows Gov. Greg. Abbott, not voters, to pick his two-year replacement
Aug. 21 is the deadline for vacancies that trigger a November election to fill open seats. If Green’s replacement is not on this year’s ballot, the next general election will be in November 2022. Abbott will appoint someone to fill the rest of the term. Full Story
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Texas Supreme Court Justice Paul Green says he will retire at the end of August after 15 years on the bench
Green's term ends Dec. 31, 2022. Gov. Greg Abbott will appoint his successor. Full Story
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Analysis: In Supreme Court Primary Race, a Question of Judgment
The Supreme Court race that looks like a name game — it's Green v. Green on the ballot — actually is about fundamental ideas of what judges ought to be doing. And the two candidates' views on a recent case make their differences clear. Full Story
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Liveblog: The Justice Track at The Texas Tribune Festival
We're liveblogging the sessions from the 2014 Texas Tribune Festival's Justice track. The sessions include panels on criminal justice reform, the Texas Supreme Court, same-sex marriage and the death penalty. Full Story
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Third time's the charm?
El Paso District Judge Bill Moody said Monday that he plans to make a third run for the Texas Supreme Court. Full Story