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The conservative approach to criminal justice:
fighting crime, supporting victims, and protecting taxpayers.

Marc Levin

Vice President, Criminal Justice Policy

 

EMAIL:

mlevin@texaspolicy.com

PHONE:

512-472-2700

TWITTER:

@MarcALevin

Marc Levin

MARC A. LEVIN  is Vice President of Criminal Justice Policy at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. Based in Austin, Texas, Levin is an attorney and an accomplished author on legal and public policy issues. Levin served as a law clerk to Judge Will Garwood on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and Staff Attorney at the Texas Supreme Court. In 1999, he graduated with honors from the University of Texas with a B.A. in Plan II Honors and Government. In 2002, Levin received his J.D. with honors from the University of Texas School of Law. Levin’s articles on law and public policy have been featured in national and international media outlets that regularly turn to him for conservative analysis of states’ criminal justice challenges.

Latest Articles:

Ten Tips for Policymakers for Parole

| May 17, 2019

Ten Tips for Policymakers for Improving Probation

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A Letter in Support of Probation Reform in New Mexico

| April 4, 2019

Sentencing reform is critical for youth in the justice system

| September 17, 2018

Misrepresentations about Alaska’s SB 91

| August 8, 2018

Facing facts and correcting myths about Senate Bill 91

| July 17, 2018

Washington could take a lesson from Texas on prison reform

| May 16, 2018

Rethinking how jails work around rural America

| April 20, 2018

The White House aims to fix the big house

| April 2, 2018

My Voice: SB73 made ‘lemonade out of lemons’

| March 16, 2018

Criminal justice reform bill would stop jail revolving door

| February 26, 2018

More Criminal Justice Reform for Texas in 2018

| January 16, 2018

How Governors Across America Are Getting Smart on Crime

| December 4, 2017

Crime, Punishment and Taxes

| October 24, 2017

Texas Experience Makes It Clear: Alaska Should Give SB 91 Time to Work

| October 16, 2017

Hot Dogs and Over-Criminalization in Berkeley

| September 13, 2017

Bail Reform: Smart Choice for Taxpayers and Public Safety

| May 22, 2017

Texas Should Close Prisons, but Strengthen Alternatives

| May 9, 2017

Pretrial-Justice Reform: An Old Idea Gains New Momentum

| November 30, 2016

Right on Crime Statement on Law Enforcement and GOP Embrace of Conservative Criminal Justice Reform

| July 19, 2016

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Right on Crime is a national campaign to promote successful, conservative solutions on American criminal justice policy—reforming the system to ensure public safety, shrink government, and save taxpayers money. By sharing research and policy ideas and mobilizing strong conservative voices, we work to raise awareness of the growing support for effective reforms within the conservative movement. We are transforming the debate on criminal justice in America.

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