Deandra Grant Law - Dallas

10/19/2026

Richard Miles lost 15 years after Dallas police reports naming other suspects were never disclosed. The case behind the Richard Miles Act.

10/19/2026

Kerry Max Cook spent 20 years in custody, most on death row, and waited 47 years to be declared innocent. What went wrong and what Texas changed.

10/19/2026

Tim Cole died in a Texas prison for a r**e another man kept confessing to. How his case changed Texas compensation and lineup law.

10/19/2026

Eight years after a defendant walked out a Massachusetts courthouse's back door while an ICE agent waited in the lobby, the state's highest court closed one of the most closely watched judicial-discipline cases in the country. It found less than many assumed.

10/19/2026

An 82-year-old town justice used a racial slur repeatedly while telling a story to his own court clerk, then days later told a Black defendant's public defender she “played the race card.” New York's Commission ordered him removed; the Court of Appeals heard his appeal on September 15 and has no...

10/19/2026

Chicago has paid $473 million over one detective. What Texas law lets you learn about the officer in your case, and what it hides.

10/19/2026

Two Dallas County cold cases, one conviction and one arrest. What a one-in-ten-trillion match establishes, and what it leaves open.

10/17/2026

10/14/2026

The prosecutor held reports pointing to another man. A bloody bandana sat untested for 25 years. Texas rewrote its discovery law in his name.

10/14/2026

The same prosecutor tried him six times and struck 41 of the 42 Black jurors he could. Curtis Flowers was free for less than seven years.