Robert Roberson

After multiple failed appeals, Roberson is renewing his fight to overturn his conviction, citing medical evidence that challenges his daughter's autopsy findings.

Ken Paxton is seeking to delay proceedings until the day before the committee that subpoenaed Robertson disbands

Roberson's initial testimony was halted by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who cited safety concerns about having him exit his Houston-area prison.

The recusal of Judge Deborah Oakes Evans adds a twist to the Texas death row inmate's case as defense attorneys push for reconsideration of new evidence.

With limited options remaining, Robert Roberson's legal team is urging the state to delay scheduling a new execution date, expressing hope to prove his innocence.

Rep. Jeffrey Leach apologized and dismissed Paxton's request : "I'm not afraid to admit when I mess up."

The juror said that new evidence would have changed her verdict, as Robert Roberson's case sparks renewed debate.

A Texas death row inmate was temporarily saved from execution Thursday when a hearing was scheduled to raise concerns about the science behind the conviction.

The bipartisan group of lawmakers who helped halt the execution stood by their decision: "We have to make sure this never happens again."

Texas lawmakers halted execution to examine discredited evidence, marking a rare legislative intervention in the state's death penalty history.

Robert Roberson will now have a chance to testify at a legislative hearing on Oct. 21

Governor Abbott now stands as the only authority who can delay Robert Roberson's execution.

the former detective admitted grave errors in the investigation and prosecution of the case

Robert Roberson's request for a new trial was denied. Now his defense is preparing a clemency petition directed to Gov. Greg Abbott.