A Texas judge has ruled that a state law regulating firearm suppressors and certain types of guns cannot be enforced.

A Texas judge has dismissed all claims against Jay-Z's company, Roc Nation, in lawsuits brought by attorney Tony Buzbee, marking a significant legal victory for the entertainment mogul.

Texas Judge Nathan J. Milliron, who recently went viral for his rude behavior towards an IT worker, has reportedly filed for bankruptcy, listing over $75,000 in debt.

Texas Senator Paul Bettencourt has urged Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo to resign following a Houston rodeo incident where she was reportedly escorted out amid a VIP seating dispute, escalating her feud with the rodeo board.

West Texas judge Terry Johnson is facing a federal lawsuit and growing calls for his removal from office after allegedly posting a critic's Social Security and driver's license numbers on Facebook.

A Texas judge has issued a ruling that prevents the enforcement of a state law regulating firearm suppressors and certain types of guns.

Details emerge about Ken Curry, the Lubbock, Texas judge who presided over and granted Brendan Sorsby's injunction, a legal action that has drawn public attention.

A Texas judge, Nathan J., has become an internet sensation for his rude courtroom interactions, particularly after a video of a dispute with an I.T. staff member went viral, drawing widespread criticism.

The family of a girl still missing after a flood at Camp Mystic has asked a judge to prevent the camp from reopening, urging officials to halt all discussions of reopening and memorials.

A Texas judge has declared four men innocent of a 1991 murder, including Robert Springsteen, who had his death sentence commuted to life in prison.

A former Texas judge, Jennifer Combs, has spoken out after her Facebook post about Trinidad's water quality led to her felony arrest, her firing, and a Texas Rangers investigation rocking the city.

A Texas justice of the peace has been awarded over $640,000 after facing disciplinary action for declining to officiate same-sex weddings, citing her religious beliefs.

A judge in Texas has temporarily allowed women and minority-owned businesses to qualify for the state's HUB program once again.

KP George, an Indian-Origin Texas Judge, has been convicted of third-degree felony charges for money laundering and could face up to 10 years in prison, leading to his removal from office after sentencing.

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