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Another historic reform passed this legislative session! Texas Public Policy Foundation Right On Crime

After a decade of work to reform Texas' broken bail system, the House has overwhelmingly passed SJR 5 and SB 9—putting public safety ahead of politics. Thanks to strong bipartisan leadership, this measure will now go to Texas voters in November. Thank you to Chairman Smithee,

An incredible day for the safety of Texans. Texas Public Policy Foundation Right On Crime began working on moving Texas towards a risk-based bail system 10 years ago, and today we are one step closer to putting a stop to high risk, violent offenders getting out on bond to re-victimize our communities.

In the San Antonio Express-News today, I discuss big public safety wins so far & remaining priorities this legislative session, including the TDCJ sunset bill in the Texas House of Representatives and several bills awaiting action by Senate under Office of the Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick & Chairman Senator Pete Flores District 24! expressnews.com/opinion/commen…

With unanimous support from both the Texas House and Senate, SB 1278 is on its way to the desk of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott . Thank you Sen. Senator Tan Parker and Rep. Senfronia Thompson for creating an affirmative defense for human trafficking victims #txlege Nikki Pressley

The Texas Legislature has overwhelmingly passed SJR 5 and SB9 —putting public safety ahead of politics. Thanks to strong bipartisan leadership, SJR5 will go to Texas voters in November and SB 9 goes to the Governor’s desk. Thank you to Chairman Smithee, Chairwoman Joan Huffman,

Today, I received final legislative approval for the historic bail reform package that will give our judges the tools they need to make our communities safer. I'm looking forward to the bills being signed into law and for the people of Texas to have an opportunity to improve

Regulation through prosecution. #Overcriminalization Government overreach turns mountain run into federal case in Grand Tetons | Fox News foxnews.com/opinion/brett-…

My Right On Crime colleague, Brett L. Tolman in Fox News Opinion: BRETT TOLMAN: Mountain runner facing prison for using trail bureaucrats secretly deemed off-limits foxnews.com/opinion/brett-… #FoxNews

AFPI Appoints Brett Tolman as Chair for Law & Justice | Issues americafirstpolicy.com/issues/afpi-ap…

Survivors deserve every chance to rebuild and heal. I’ve worked on this mission for nearly two decades and look forward to partnering with Greg Abbott and my colleagues to deliver the justice and compassion they deserve. thetexan.news/issues/crimina…

(1/5) In today’s The Texan, ROC’s Nikki Pressley and Ross Jackson highlight why creating a human trafficking affirmative defense for victims is right for Texas. Read full article: thetexan.news/issues/crimina… #txlege Nikki Pressley Brett L. Tolman Holly Hansen

CPAC’s Center for Combating Human Trafficking is proud to work alongside Senator Parker (Lifetime 88% CPAC Rating) to ensure Texas advances common sense policies to protect survivors of human trafficking.

The Lone Star State has a chance to lead the way in supporting victims of sex and labor trafficking. We look forward to working alongside Senator Tan Parker, Greg Abbott, and our friends Right On Crime to pass this common sense policy. Read more: statesman.com/story/opinion/…

This is a dream come true for CJR activists, FBOP staff, federal prisoners, and their families! Director Billy Marshall and Deputy Director Josh Smith are truly reforming the FBOP, finally. 👏🏼👊🏼Right On Crime Attorney General Pamela Bondi Brett L. Tolman Prison Fellowship Jared Kushner Jessica Jackson

Excellent article by German Lopez for the The New York Times about a big, important problem in the US: Most crimes aren’t solved. If you murder someone, it’s essentially a coin flip whether you’ll be arrested for it. If you steal a car, you’ll almost certainly get away with it.

Human trafficking survivors need merciful laws for a path to recovery and rehabilitation. For those coerced into criminal activity an affirmative defense provides a chance to explain how their victimization led to their actions. #txlege

Right On Crime Greg Abbott Brett L. Tolman Nikki Pressley Yes, supporting victims of trafficking (and not treating the victims as criminals) is common sense. 👍🏼

Traffickers use force, fraud, and coercion to exert ultimate control of their victims—making victims vulnerable to being pressured into criminal acts they otherwise would not have committed. Victims of human trafficking are a unique population that deserve unique protections