(January 16, 2018, 3:05 PM EST) -- HOUSTON — A panel of the 14th District of the Texas Court of Appeals on Jan. 11 found that a trial court erred in finding that a university waived its governmental immunity in a suit where a woman claimed that the university’s negligence was to blame for her son’s murder because the woman did not show that her son’s death was caused by real or personal property of the university (Texas Southern University v. Jacqueline Mouton, No. 14-16-01003-CV, Texas App. 14th Dist., 2018 Tex. App. LEXIS 347)....