Prosecutor asks Texas court to reverse governor's pardon of man who fatally shot demonstrator

The transcript discusses the controversial pardon of Daniel Perry by Governor Greg Abbott, who cited the Texas Stand Your Ground law. The Travis County DA is challenging the pardon, arguing it violates the separation of powers. Despite the challenge, the likelihood of reversal is low due to the political composition of the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals. Additional factors, such as Perry's discriminatory views and potential federal involvement, are also considered.

What potential federal actions could be taken regarding Daniel Perry's case?

How did the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals respond to the appeal against the pardon?