Robert Roberson, a Texas death row inmate convicted in 2003 for the death of his daughter, received a temporary reprieve from execution as lawmakers questioned the validity of his conviction based on outdated Shaken Baby Syndrome science. A juror from his original trial testified that she would have voted differently if presented with the current evidence, which suggests that the child may have died from pneumonia rather than abuse. Television host Dr. Phil also testified, stating that he believes Roberson is innocent and that the child was chronically ill rather than a victim of aggression. Roberson's scheduled execution was halted as lawmakers subpoenaed him to testify, but he did not appear in person due to objections from the Texas attorney general regarding his transport from death row. A bipartisan group of lawmakers continues to push for clemency, citing significant new scientific evidence that challenges the conviction. As the case unfolds, Roberson's future remains uncertain as prosecutors may seek a new execution date following his eventual testimony.