Editor’s note: To mark our anniversary, Texas Lawyer is looking back at the news we covered over the past 25 years and selecting one story to update for readers. This week, we revisit an article from the Sept. 7, 2009, issue: “Charges Dismissed.”
Despite an unfavorable Texas Supreme Court decision on Aug. 20, the former leaders of a grand jury that in February 2008 indicted Texas Supreme Court Justice David Medina for alleged evidence tampering and his wife Francisca for alleged arson — charges that were dismissed — will continue to fight for the right to talk publicly about those grand jury proceedings.
