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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Alejandro Serrano

Ken Paxton acquittal could quiet future whistleblowers, experts say

Several of the whistleblowers from the attorney general's office sit in the gallery anticipating the verdicts at the Ken Paxton impeachment trial in the Texas Senate on Sept. 16, 2023. From left, front row: David Maxwell, Margaret Moore, Ryan Vassar, unknown; back row: Blake Brickman and T.J. Turner.
Whistleblowers from the attorney general's office sit in the Senate gallery awaiting the verdicts in Ken Paxton's impeachment trial. Paxton was acquitted on 16 articles of impeachment. (Credit: Bob Daemmrich for The Texas Tribune)

Texas’ government code is clear: A public employee is entitled to compensation if they face retaliation after making an accusation in good faith that their employing agency or a government official violated the law.

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