Original sentence: In 2007, TMN began a campaign to collect signatures from members of the general public on a judicial complaint against Sharon Keller, presiding Judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, after she said "We close at 5" and refused to accept an appeal 20 minutes after 5pm from Michael Richard's attorneys on the day of his execution.The campaign included a protest on the sidewalk in front of Keller's home
Edited sentence: In 2007, TMN collected signatures from members of the general public on a judicial complaint with the State Commission on Judicial Conduct against Sharon Keller, presiding Judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, after she said "We close at 5" and refused to accept an appeal 20 minutes after 5pm from Michael Richard's attorneys on the day of his execution.In 2009, TMN led an advocacy campaign to pass a bill to end the death penalty for people convicted under the Law of Parties.Members of TMN held a protest on the sidewalk in front of Keller's home.On February 19, 2009, the State Commission on Judicial Conduct charged Keller with five counts of misconduct.The Law of Parties applies when someone takes part in one crime – robbery, for example – and does not kill anyone themselves on intend that anyone be killed but “should have anticipated” a murder by an accomplice.The bill was approved by the Texas House of Representatives, but did not pass the Senate.The commission charged Keller with dereliction of duty, denying Richard his right to access to the courts and incompetence in office