Moore v. Texas 2

BOBBY JAMES MOORE v. TEXAS
Supreme Court of the United States, Per Curiam, Feb. 19, 2019,
Death Penalty – A court must rely on clinical/expert methodology and cannot rely on “lay stereotypes of the intellectually disabled” in deciding whether or not a defendant is “intellectually disabled” sufficient that he is not eligible for the death penalty

(Reversing after Remand from Moore v. Texas 1)

(Concur – Roberts – Atkins v. Virginia” is still problematic, but the Texas Court of Appeals didn’t do what they were told)
(Dissent – Alito with Thomas and Gorsuch – The Texas court should get guidance, not just fact-based disagreement)