Home
  • Commentaries
  • Videos
  • Podcasts
  • Columnists
  • The Daily Cannon
Criminal Justice

Testimony before the House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee

April 5, 2011

Share

Marc Levin, J.D.

@MarcALevin

Marc A. Levin is the Chief Policy Counsel at the Council on Criminal Justice and Senior Advisor to Right on Crime.

View Full Publication

Related content

Criminal Justice

Biden’s Rejection of the D.C. Crime Bill Looks Like Politics, Not Principle

Any doubts around President Joe Biden’s running for reelection were dispelled by his reversal on D.C.’s new crime bill, a political punch that blindsided Washington D.C. and House Democrats. In an attempt to stem anger at this betrayal, Biden described his decision in policy terms—he simply couldn’t stand by and let D.C. enact lower penalties...

March 14, 2023
Technology

HB 18 Bill Analysis

As amended, House Bill 18—the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment (SCOPE) Act (2023)—proposes to protect children from harmful, deceptive, or unfair trade practices in connection with the use of certain digital services. It provides enhanced online privacy protections, places a duty on digital service providers to limit access to harmful online content, and empowers...

April 18, 2023
Criminal Justice

Mississippi must address the root causes of crime

Much like our New Year’s resolutions, aspirations to improve Mississippi’s criminal justice system are carried over from year to year with recommendations that often fall short in their implementation. Since 2014, when the Mississippi legislature established the Corrections and Criminal Justice Oversight Task Force, many annual recommendations have not manifested into results that achieve greater public safety....

March 7, 2023
results for
Sort by: |

Sign up for the Daily Cannon to get it right to your inbox:

Texas Public Policy Foundation social network links

Phone Number and Address

About The Cannon
| 512.472.2700 |
901 Congress Avenue,
Austin, Texas 78701

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Copyright © 2023
Texas Public Policy Foundation