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AFTERNOON SESSION
Houston - Day 4 ends, the trial will resume 9:00 am Monday morning.
Objection Hogwash
This is what happens when you get iconic Texas lawyers in the same courtroom on a Friday afternoon.
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Objection: Hogwash
No disrespect to Ken Paxton, but this is what happens when you get a group of iconic Texas lawyers and a former Texas Ranger with nearly 50 years in law enforcement on the stand.
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Cross-examination David Maxwell
Attorney Dan Cogdell cross-examines David Maxwell, former director of law enforcement for the attorney general's office
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Attorney Dick DeGuerin questions witness David Maxwell
Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Day 4 - Witness David Maxwell, former director of law enforcement at the attorney general's office.
Begins with Dick DeGuerin attorney for the House Managers questioning David Maxwell, former director of law enforcement at the attorney general's office. His law enforcement career spanned nearly 50 years.
Dick DeGuerin is one of the lead prosecutors for the House Managers. He is a Houston attorney who has defended former U.S. Representative Tom DeLay, Robert Durst, and David Koresh- Branch Davidian leader.
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Attorney Mitch Little re-crosses Ryan Vassar
Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial Day 4
11:33- Rusty Hardin begins redirect of Ryan Vassar
Paxton attorney Mitchell Little moves to a new subject he calls "The Mystery of the altered letterhead"
During testimony, it was revealed that the AG's office had a media blacklist. "There was a list of certain reporters that were handled differently than other reporters."
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Cross Examination Ryan Vassar - 9-8-23
Day 4 of the Impeachment Trial of Ken Paxton began with the continuation of the cross-examination of Ryan Vassar
10:10 am J. Mitchell Little resumes cross-examination of Ryan Vassar, focusing on texts exchanged with other whistleblowers in a group chat.
At 9:30 am Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, presiding judge called the court to stand at ease for 30 minutes. Senator Borris Miles went to the dais shortly before the break was called. Miles office later released that "Senator Miles had to leave briefly t take care of a personal matter."
The day begins continuing the cross-examination of Ryan Vassar
Day 3 - The Impeachment Trial of Ken Paxton
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