Jewish death row inmate granted new trial after judge's antisemitic statements uncovered
The judge who sentenced Randy Halprin to death reportedly referred to him as "the Jew," "Randy the Jew," and "the Jew Halprin." ...
The Texas Tribune7d
Texas’ highest criminal court orders new trial for death row inmate over judge's alleged antisemitic bias
Randy Halprin was a member of a gang of prisoners known as the “Texas 7” who escaped from custody and killed an Irving police officer in 2000. Audio recording is automated for accessibility.
Jewish Press6d
Texas Jewish Death Row Inmate Gets New Trial Because Judge Was Rabid Antisemite
A May 2018 article in the Dallas Morning News pulled back the curtain on the racist and antisemitic Judge Vickers Cunningham.
Yahoo7d
"Texas 7" member granted new trial due to judicial dias
Randy Halprin, a member of the “Texas 7,” is set for a new trial because of judicial bias. He and six others escaped prison in 2000 and killed a police officer. The trial date is pending.
InfoTel4d
Appeals court orders new trial for man on Texas' death row over judge's antisemitic bias
Lawyers for Randy Halprin have contended that former Judge Vickers Cunningham in Dallas used racial slurs and antisemitic language to refer to him and some of his co-defendants. Halprin ...
Indiatimes4d
Worrying update on Randy Orton's severe cervical injury from WWE SmackDown following use of "banned" move: "There is no timetable for his return"
WWE superstar Randy Orton's future hangs in the balance after suffering a serious spinal injury during a match with Kevin Owens. Owens' use of a banned piledriver move left Orton needing to be ...
Sportskeeda6d
"Is this the end of Randy Orton's career?" - Triple H's booking of The Viper's injury shocked Hall of Famer; speculates on his retirement (Exclusive)
Randy Orton had to be carried out in an ambulance on WWE SmackDown after he was hit with a banned move. Now, a Hall of Famer has speculated whether this is him retiring and ending his career. On ...
Florida Today4d
Election 2024: Randy Fine wins State Senate District 19 race
Republican State Rep. Randy Fine won the race for Florida Senate District 19 over Democrat Vance Ahrens. With all precincts reporting, Fine got about 59% of the vote compared to Ahrens with about 41%.