SCOTUS Blog··Friday, November 6, 2026, 1:07 PM
Justices consider when a constitutional rule is “previously unavailable” to prisoner
The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard argument in Guerrero v. Johnson, a case about whether a Texas man on death row can bring a second federal post-conviction challenge to his sentence by arguing that, under updated psychiatric standards, he was found intellectually disabled and therefore cannot be executed.
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