Legal Battle Over Texas Governor's Pardon of Daniel Perry Likely to Fail

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Legal experts believe that Travis County District Attorney José Garza's attempt to overturn Governor Greg Abbott's pardon of Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murdering a Black Lives Matter protester, is unlikely to succeed. The unprecedented legal move faces significant challenges, including a court composed entirely of Republican judges. While some experts commend Garza's innovative approach, they question the legal grounds for challenging the governor's well-established authority to grant pardons.
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