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

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Criminal justice is a vast field, and important new public policy issues are constantly emerging.  Watch this space for the latest news and research about unique areas of conservative criminal justice reform.

Latest Articles:

Fines, Fees, and Forfeiture Under the Commission on Civil Rights’ Microscope

| May 3, 2017

Exploring Faith-Based Correctional Programming

| March 31, 2017

A Rising Chorus of Texas Leaders Calling for Reform of Excessive Court-Imposed Fines and Fees

| March 20, 2017

Pretrial-Justice Reform: An Old Idea Gains New Momentum

| November 30, 2016

Balancing the Scales of Due Process: The Conservative Case for Grand Jury Reform in Texas

| November 8, 2016

ROC Signatory Norquist Talks Ferguson, Policing

| December 8, 2015

Vice’s Criminal Justice Doesn’t Move the Needle

| September 29, 2015

What the Republican Candidates Said About Criminal Justice Reform at the Second Debate

| September 21, 2015

Search Warrants Now Required For ‘Stingray’ Device Usage By Federal Authorities

| September 4, 2015

Texas Senate Criminal Justice Committee Announces Hearings To Investigate Jail Safety Practices

| August 19, 2015

“Wrongful Convictions Tax Relief Act” Would Exempt Restitution Awards From Federal Taxation

| July 17, 2015

Right on Crime’s Derek Cohen at Freedom Fest Discussing Overincarceration

| July 13, 2015

Nation’s Largest City Launches Initiative To Reduce Pre-Trial Incarceration

| July 9, 2015

SCOTUS’ McFadden v. United States Decision A Victory For Mens Rea

| June 19, 2015

Overincarceration Of People With Mental Illness

| June 3, 2015

Reducing Inmates Can Reduce Crime

| March 3, 2015

Pre-Trial Justice 101: Key Points for Policymakers

| March 2, 2015

Restorative Justice for Veterans in Lubbock County, Texas

| January 31, 2015

Senator Paul Pushes Substantial Forfeiture Reform

| July 28, 2014

Reviving Restorative Justice: A Blueprint for Texas

| December 16, 2013

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Research:

Reforming Indigent Defense: How Free Market Principles Can Help to Fix a Broken System published by The Cato Institute
Veterans’ Courts by the Texas Public Policy Foundation

 
 
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