On 23 July 2026, a Texas appeals court reversed a temporary injunction against Houston midwife Maria Rojas, charged with violating the state's abortion ban. Rojas lost her license, three clinics, and remains under an ankle bracelet; the underlying criminal case and charges against eight others continue despite prosecutors' lack of evidence, according to attorneys.
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Houston-area midwife wins court ruling in Texas abortion ban case https://www.europesays.com/us/954385/ A Texas appeals court on Thursday tossed out an injunction against a Houston-area midwife accused of providing illegal…#us #news #usnews Maria Rojas is the first person to stand trial for allegedly violating Texas’ abortion ban. AG Ken Paxton has touted the case as he runs for the U.S. Senate.
The ruling only applies to the injunction, and Rojas’ case determining if she violated the abortion ban will proceed, along with the cases of eight other people who worked at her clinics and face similar charges. www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/tex... Maria Rojas is the first person to stand trial for allegedly violating Texas’ abortion ban. AG Ken Paxton has touted the case as he runs for the U
Texas appeals court reverses temporary injunction against midwife accused of violating state abortion ban Maria Rojas is also facing separate criminal charges. A Texas appeals court on Thursday reversed a temporary injunction against a Houston-area woman accused of violating the state’s abortion ban.
Read "Ken Paxton loses ruling in Texas abortion case against Houston-area midwife" on SmartNews: l.smartnews.com/p-8aj15YZy/h... A Texas appeals court on Thursday tossed out an injunction against a Houston-area midwife accused of providing illegal abortions, saying Attorney General Ken...
Texas provided no evidence that Houston-based midwife Maria Rojas violated the state’s abortion ban, a state appeals court ruled on Thursday. The way Ken Paxton’s office has handled the case is highly unusual, according to several attorneys who spoke with HuffPost.
First Person Charged With Violating TX Abortion Ban Gets 'Real Win' In Court The way Paxton’s office has handled the case is highly unusual, according to several attys who spoke with HuffPost. Read in HuffPost: apple.news/AYETbK1-USnK... 💪i can't even grasp how this sleeze bag is an ag of any state The way Ken Paxton’s office has handled the case is highly unusual, according to several attorneys