Let States Decide Transportation Future
Let States Decide Transportation Future
Let States Decide Transportation Future
Levin: As a conservative who advocates for a sane and safe reduction in incarceration, I've watched many states respond to the dilemma of long juvenile sentences often with far more leniency than is offered by Connecticut's Second Look Bill.
Chron: Pressure Builds Against Cy-Fair ISD's $1.2 B Bond Package
U.S. Employment Situation Summary"ÓApril Update
The Texas Supreme Court's 90 Percent Rule
DeVore: When building trust in state government, enacting liberty-minded legislation is a good place to start.
After the 2009 University of Illinois Clout Scandal and the 2011 child abuse scandal at Penn State University, the average reader may wonder why a board member would be jailed or impeached for exercising his duties as a fiduciary.
Neeley: As a matter of economic logic, a sale of water will only take place if the buyer values the water in question more highly than the seller.
Toyota Heading to Texas
In light of Georgia's success using new technologies in parole and probation, the foundation--a conservative Austin-based think tank--is urging Texas to follow suit.
Reddy: There's all kinds of terrific innovations happening in [the criminal justice field] and I do think the time is absolutely ripe for statutory change.
The Mumford Model