Texas Supreme Court Rules AG Paxton Doesn’t Have to Testify in Whistleblower Lawsuit

State Attorney General Ken Paxton hailed the court’s ruling as ‘a major win’ for the state of Texas.
Texas Supreme Court Rules AG Paxton Doesn’t Have to Testify in Whistleblower Lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Dallas on Aug. 5, 2022. Bobby Sanchez/The Epoch Times
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The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Nov. 22 that state Attorney General Ken Paxton does not have to testify in a whistleblower lawsuit filed by four former employees accusing him of wrongful terminations in 2020.

The ruling overturned a lower court order requiring Paxton and three of his top aides to testify in the lawsuit, which alleges that the plaintiffs were wrongfully fired after reporting Paxton’s alleged crimes to the FBI.

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