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Special prosecutor Brian Wice lifted his pant leg to show the custom Texas Rangers boots he wore to the pretrial hearing of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on February 16, 2017. (Lauren McGaughy/Staff)
Securities & Exchange Commission, which is suing him for fraud, to turn over notes its lawyers took during interviews with Byron Cook and Joel Hochberg, the two primary witnesses against Paxton.
A month after the GOP primary, Paxton signs a letter accepting a $1,000 fine for failing to register as an investment adviser representative with the state. Paxton was funneling clients to a friend's investment firm, and receiving a commission, without having registered.
A Collin County grand jury indicts Paxton on one third-degree felony charge for failing to register as an investment adviser representative. He allegedly got a commission for encouraging people to sign up with his friend's investment firm.
The 5th Court of Appeals in Dallas sides with Paxton over his request to punt the presiding judge from the case. The prosecutors immediately appeal to the state's top court.
Ken Paxton is first elected to the state House, representing a fast-growing district that included McKinney, Frisco and Plano. He comes in on a Republican wave that hands the GOP its first majority in the lower chamber since Reconstruction.
On the eve of appearing in Dallas court to fight his fraud indictments, Paxton releases a YouTube video claiming the charges against him were politically-motivated and said, "It's not a coincidence that the chief witness against me in these charges is a political adversary of mine."