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A man charged in two high-profile cases was back in court as a judge denied special prosecutors’ request to remove themselves in his ongoing felony cases.
A man who was sentenced to 99 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of injury to a child had his case overturned by an appeals court, granting him a new trial.
A man found guilty and sentenced to 99 years in prison for severely beating his son is now awaiting to go to trial on a separate charge of capital murder of a child under 10.
One local defense attorney has become a legal powerhouse this year.
Terrence Harper has been sentenced to 99 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of injury to a child for the 2018 beating of his 4-month-old son Trace.
Terrence Harper facing life in prison if found guilty in injury to a child case; also faces capital murder for separate incident
A brain bleed and unexplained bruising were talked about extensively during the trial of a man accused of severely injuring his infant son.
A jury heard an audio recording of a conversation between investigators and a man accused of severely injuring a baby, during day two of that man’s trial on Tuesday.
One of two trials began for a San Antonio man charged with injury to a child and capital murder in separate cases.
