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Dallas man’s shaken baby syndrome conviction overturned by Texas’ highest criminal court | KERA News


The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned a Dallas man’s conviction for hurting his girlfriend’s child due to scientific research that casts doubt on the existence of shaken baby syndrome. Read More

Dallas man’s shaken baby syndrome conviction overturned by Texas’ highest criminal court | State | dentonrc.com - Denton Record-Chronicle


The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned a Dallas man’s conviction for hurting his girlfriend’s child due to scientific research that casts doubt on the existence of shaken baby syndrome. Read More

Top Texas criminal appeals court tosses man’s conviction in DeSoto shaken baby case - Dallas News


The state’s highest criminal appeals court has vacated the conviction of a Dallas County man accused of injuring a child, arguing scientific advancements undermine the scrutinized “shaken baby ... Read More

Texas Appeals Court Overturns 'Shaken Baby' Conviction Ahead of Execution Date in Another Disputed Case - MSN


The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday that Andrew Roark, a Dallas man who was sentenced to 35 years in prison in 2000 in a shaken baby case, deserves a new trial because it's ... Read More

North Texas man exonerated for 'shaken baby' conviction — 24 years later | KERA News


A Dallas County man convicted based on "shaken baby syndrome" was exonerated this month — 24 years after he was convicted. Andrew Wayne Roark, 48, was found guilty of injuring his then ... Read More

Dallas County man exonerated for 2000 conviction based on ‘shaken baby syndrome’


In early October, Texas’ Court of Criminal Appeals tossed Roark’s conviction, arguing scientific advancements undermined shaken baby syndrome — the first time the high court evaluated the ... Read More

Texas court overturns 25-year-old 'shaken baby syndrome' conviction - MSN


A Dallas County conviction based on the 'shaken baby syndrome' has been overturned by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The ruling in the case of Andrew Roark follows a national trend that ... Read More

What to Know About Shaken Baby Syndrome as a Texas Man Could Be First in US Executed Over It - U.S. News & World Report


In a ruling last week in a different shaken baby syndrome case out of Dallas County, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a new trial after finding scientific advancements related to the ... Read More

Texas man facing execution renews debate on ‘shaken baby syndrome’ convictions - AZFamily


The scheduled execution of a Texas man this fall has reinvigorated the debate of convictions over “shaken baby syndrome." By Derek Staahl Published : Aug. 27, 2024 at 10:30 PM MST ... Read More

Michigan Supreme Court overturns 2006 murder conviction in shaken baby syndrome case - CBS News


The Michigan Supreme Court overturned a 2006 murder conviction in the death of an infant in an appeal that centered on new opinions about so-called shaken baby syndrome. The court said Chazlee ... Read More

Texas Appeals Court Overturns 'Shaken Baby' Conviction Ahead of Execution Date in Another Disputed Case - Reason.com


The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals ruled on Wednesday that Andrew Roark, a Dallas man who was sentenced to 35 years in prison in 2000 in a shaken baby case, deserves a new trial because it's ... Read More

Texas man could be first in U.S. executed over shaken baby syndrome - CBS News


Texas district court rejects Robert Roberson's motion to stop execution warrant 03:09. A Texas man this week could become the first person executed in the U.S. from a murder conviction tied to the ... Read More


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