Texas Court Vacates Crystal Mason's Illegal Voting Conviction, Ending Nearly 10-Year Legal Battle

Texas court leaves Crystal Mason’s acquittal intact in disputed voting case

Crystal Mason’s nearly decade-long Texas voting case is over after the state’s highest criminal court left her acquittal in place.

Black Texas Woman Cleared Of Illegal Voting Charge After Decade-Long Legal Battle

After a nearly decade-long legal fight, a Texas woman who was prosecuted for voting while ineligible has now had her conviction for that offense overturned. Crystal Mason’s case became a national dividing line, with conservatives using her as an example of voter fraud while her supporters argued that prosecutors were making an example of a woman who had made an honest and inconsequential mistake. Crystal Mason acquitted after decade-long fight o…

After a 10-Year Nightmare, Crystal Mason is Finally Free From Illegal Voting Charges

After nearly a decade of legal battles, Crystal Mason’s fight over a provisional ballot has finally reached its conclusion.Read more...

Court leaves Crystal Mason’s illegal voting acquittal in place

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed an appeal in a long-running Tarrant County voter fraud case, leaving Fort Worth resident Crystal Mason acquitted after she was previously convicted of illegally voting in 2016.

Texas court vacates Crystal Mason's illegal voting conviction, ending nearly 10-year legal battle

A nearly 10-year legal battle is over for Fort Worth resident Crystal Mason after Texas' highest criminal court let stand a ruling that acquitted her of illegal voting.

Crystal Mason Will Not Serve Five-Year Sentence After Texas Court Ends Appeal

Texas’ highest criminal court rejected prosecutors’ effort to restore Crystal Mason’s illegal-voting conviction, leaving its 2024 reversal in place.