The Texas Supreme Court has ruled to allow the execution of Robert Roberson, convicted in a controversial shaken baby syndrome case involving the death of his 2-year-old daughter. Despite claims of innocence and appeals for delayed execution from lawmakers, the court determined that no legal obstacles remain to proceed with scheduling his execution. This decision follows a series of rulings clarifying that legislative subpoenas cannot halt the execution process. Supporters of Roberson continue to advocate for his innocence, casting a long shadow over the case as it advances toward execution.