A Texas appeals court paused Robert Roberson's execution due to challenges over shaken baby syndrome evidence.

A Texas appeals court has once again halted the execution of Robert Roberson, a death row inmate convicted in a shaken baby case, citing ongoing legal challenges. The stay comes amid renewed scrutiny of the scientific evidence used in his conviction, particularly regarding the diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome. The decision delays his scheduled execution, maintaining the legal battle over the case's validity.