In the new Offender Orientation Handbook released this earlier this month, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice instituted a new policy punishing offenders for having a social media presence evenRead More
This is one of those really tough questions that an offender who is factually innocent must face in both his interview with the person from the Texas Board of PardonsRead More
On Wednesday, the Texas House of Representatives passed House Bill 166 which addresses the growing trend of wrongful convictions in Texas. Named after Timothy Cole who served 13 years inRead More
A group of Republican House members is pushing to keep open three prisons, one which is empty. At issues is the Mineral Wells and Dallas facilities. The state currently hasRead More
Although we tend to take all statements from John Bradley, the Williamson County District Attorney with a grain of salt we are particularly skeptical when they address issues beneficial toRead More
