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Texas’ New Law Seeks to Kick Out Elected Prosecutors (Especially Ours)
“Rogue prosecutor” law takes effect Sept. 1
Maggie Quinlan
Maggie Quinlan worked as an editor and news writer at The Austin Chronicle from 2022 to 2025, focusing especially on criminal justice, environmental issues, and the Texas legislature. She is now freelancing as she studies journalism in a European master's program.
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UT Law Professor Illuminates the Dangers of The Shadow Docket
Stephen Vladeck’s new book reveals how SCOTUS is secretly undermining the republic
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Ye Olde Witch Hunt Tactic Makes a Comeback in Right-Wing War on Public Education
Which course is witch?
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What Local News’ Decline Means for Austin’s Criminal Justice System
Keeping honest people honest
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Austin Real Estate Developer Nate Paul’s Arrest, What We Know So Far
A.G. Ken Paxton’s attorney suspects Paul’s arrest is connected
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Austin Real Estate Developer Nate Paul’s Arrest, What We Know So Far
A.G. Ken Paxton’s attorney suspects Paul’s arrest is connected
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Statesman Reporters Strike and They’re Prepared to Again
They’ve raised $15,000 to pay employees losing wages
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Statesman Reporters Strike and They’re Prepared to Again
They’ve raised $15,000 to pay employees losing wages
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Statesman Staff Strikes for a Wage Floor of $60,000
Gannett strike is part of a nationwide effort
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Austin Airport Agrees to a Massive Settlement to Get Its Expansion Underway
Bye bye South Terminal
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Assessing the Damage the 88th Texas Legislature Has Done So Far … and Bracing for What’s Yet to Come
When the Lege hits home