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SUPREME COURT ALLOWS TEXAS TO REQUIRE AGE VERIFICATION FOR MOBILE APPS

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“NEW EVIDENCE PRESENTED IN CHARLIE KIRK MURDER CASE”

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Only ~half of U.S. states require a preliminary hearing for felonies!

Where required, a judge weighs whether enough evidence exists to proceed to trial. Crucially, the defense can cross-examine prosecution witnesses — a rare pre-trial opportunity to preview the case.

Courts use strict rules to decide if new evidence can change a verdict.

Under the Brady v. Maryland (1963) Supreme Court ruling, prosecutors must disclose all material evidence to the defense. Withholding it can overturn a conviction — even decades later.

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