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Federal judges bar Texas redistricting maps being used, cite racial profiling

A three-judge panel ruled that Texas cannot use its new redistricting maps that activists claimed were targeting minorities, court documents show.

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Texas appeals to U.S. Supreme Court after federal judges block newly drawn congressional map for next year's midterm elections

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Trump Judge Who Blocked Texas Redistricting Had Won GOP Praise

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Texas appeals ruling that Trump-urged voting map is racial gerrymandering

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has quickly appealed to the Supreme Court a ruling that the redistricting passed by lawmakers at the urging of President Trump violates the voting rights of minority communities...

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Texas’ New Congressional Map Is Blocked by Court

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Federal court blocks new Texas congressional map

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Federal court blocks Texas from using new congressional map for 2026 elections

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, a Republican, said the decision will be appealed directly to the Supreme Court.

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Lawmakers react to court striking Texas redistricting map

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Trump-Appointed Judge May Have Just Cost Republicans Nearly Half A Dozen House Seats

The Texas Tribune on MSN

What’s next after a court blocked Texas’ gerrymandered maps

The state is expected to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to temporarily pause the ruling, which would allow Texas to use the more recent map while the appeal plays out.

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Judge in Texas redistricting lawsuit claims majority judges committed 'judicial activism'

A federal judge, in a dissenting opinion released Nov. 19, claimed Texas redistricting ruling was "judicial activism."

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One Judge and 17 Attorneys Face Disciplinary Actions in Texas

The Texas Judicial Commission, State Bar, and Disciplinary Appeals Board issued sanctions and rulings for November.

The Texas Tribune on MSN

Court order striking down Texas redistricting map upends plans for candidates across the state

Less than three months later, in the wake of a federal injunction striking down the map, it’s gleeful Democrats who are now declaring for office, while Republican candidates have to hope the U.S. Supreme Court takes their side and reverses the order.

Law

Texas Supreme Court Wants to Break Ties With the ABA

The Supreme Court of Texas signed the preliminary approval of an amendment that would change the accreditation process for Texas law schools. Final amendments are set to take effect Jan. 1. Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana are a few of the other states ...