/opinion/10845417/reginald-dewayne-taylor-v-the-state-of-texas/

The court issued a written opinion in Reginald Dewayne Taylor v. The State of Texas on April 20, 2026. The docket number and court of record are not yet confirmed in Juryvine's files, but the case is active and the opinion is the most recent docket event.

Taylor is the appellant. The State of Texas is the respondent. The core legal issues have not yet been extracted from the opinion, but the posture — a named individual challenging the State — points to a direct criminal appeal or a post-conviction proceeding.

The April 20 opinion is the event that matters right now. Whether the court affirmed a conviction, reversed, remanded, or ruled on a discrete procedural question will determine what comes next for Taylor. Until the opinion text is fully indexed, the precise holding is not confirmed.

No judge is listed in Juryvine's current data. That gap will close once the court and docket are confirmed. The filing date is also unknown, which makes it impossible to assess how long the case has been pending or whether any deadlines are running.