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A Murder Conviction Pardon in Texas
This chapter discusses the controversial pardon issued by Governor Greg Abbott to Sergeant Daniel Perry, who was found guilty of killing a Black Lives Matter protester. The speakers highlight the historical process of murder convictions going through the full appeals process and express concerns about the preemptive nature of the pardon. They also emphasize the importance of leaving the decision of whether the case violated Texas stand your ground law to the courts.