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Charles Flores Is Still on Death Row. The Supreme Court Just Closed One Door. Here Is What the Law Still Gives You. If your loved one is on Texas death row, or if you are sitting in a Texas prison cell convinced the science that convicted you is now discredited, the last week landed like a door slamming shut. The U.S. Supreme Court, without comment, declined to intervene in the case of Charles Flores, a Dallas County man convicted in 1999 of murdering 64-year-old Elizabeth 'Betty' Black. The man who put the witness on the stand had no training in the procedure he used. The witness's memory was 'refreshed' by that procedure. The Texas Legislature has since banned the procedure outright. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refused to apply that new law to Mr. Flores. The Supreme Court has now refused to order the TCCA to reconsider. That is the news. It is not the end of the case. And it is not the end of the law. What follows is a plain-English walk through what just happened, what Texas's 'junk science' law actually says, why the highest court in the land declined to act, and the legal moves…