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Texas Supreme Court rules against lawmakers who stopped execution with last-minute subpoena

  • The Texas Supreme Court ruled that lawmakers cannot use a subpoena to stop an execution, specifically in the case of Robert Roberson.
  • The court stated that "Legislative investigatory power, even at its maximum, is insufficient to forestall a long-scheduled execution."
  • The ruling allows Roberson's execution to proceed after a bipartisan group of lawmakers attempted to pause it.
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