Reasonably Suspicious Ep. 11

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April 2018 episode of the Reasonably Suspicious podcast co-hosted by Scott Henson and Amanda Marzullo. Top Stories Travis County indigent defense system producing terrible outcomes. Texas Supreme Court to consider whether prosecutors can be fired for refusing to break the law. Listen to Just Liberty's new anti-incarceration/prison-closure jingle! (~9:00 mark.) Death and Texas Juan Castillo may be executed next month but courts haven't considered informant recantation. Fill in the Blank Litigation in Galveston County made national press after a judge refused to pay for defense-attorney investigation in misdemeanor case. Two Tarrant County cases show how politicized elections-based criminal prosecutions can be. Former Congressman Sylvestre Reyes authored a clueless column on Texas and the opiod crisis. The Last Hurrah Houston limits zoning for offender services. The Tyler Court of Appeals declared Texas' "revenge porn" statute unconstitutional. The Harris County Sheriff fired the deputy who shot Danny Ray Thomas, an unarmed black killed man amidst a psychotic episode while his pants around his ankles when he was killed.

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