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When criminal law becomes too expansive and unclear, it puts liberty at risk and distracts from real threats to public safety. Counting the federal crimes is a simple step toward accountability and transparency ⤵️
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Rachel Wright
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Rachel Wright
@RachelWrightROC
National Policy Director for Right On Crime | U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee and @ChuckGrassley alum | Career prosecutor | Boy mom | Proud Kentuckian
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"The safest communities focus on what actually reduces crime. The First Step Act was grounded in that reality. The Safer Supervision Act builds on it. Together, they represent a results-driven approach that aligns with President Trump’s agenda to restore law and order in this country." @tolmanbrett @REFORM thehill.com/opinion/crimin…
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It's clear these officers should not be facing an indictment for their heroic acts. And it is correct that grand jury reform is much needed — changes like statutorily requiring the presentation of exculpatory evidence and prohibiting grand jury 'shopping' (as we've seen in Austin with LEOs) would help prevent wrongful prosecutions.
Doug OConnell@DouglasOConnell
The Austin Police Association @ATXPOA has asked my team to represent the 3 heroes that took down the terrorist killer who attacked our community. Unfortunately they will face a Grand Jury hearing - as is the process directed to the Travis County DA by the Wren Collective. We will be with them every step of the way. Rep Little I’d be happy to visit with you about Grand Jury reform!
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These bills will do important work to protect children online. Bipartisan criminal justice policy works best when we protect the vulnerable and punish the dangerous. These bills strike a critical balance in CJ policy. Thank you @ChuckGrassley and @SenatorDurbin for leading this!
Right On Crime@RightOnCrime
A nation’s strength is reflected in how it protects its most vulnerable. Right On Crime submitted a letter to Senate leadership endorsing a bipartisan slate of legislation addressing online child exploitation, sextortion, and digital coercion. These proposals strengthen public safety, equip law enforcement to intervene earlier, and focus accountability on dangerous offenders. ⬇️ @tolmanbrett @RachelWrightROC rightoncrime.com/right-on-crime…
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2day is a gr8 example of bipartisan work in action The James T. Woods Act, named in honor of a young man who tragically lost his life as a result of online harassment, wld protect American children from the darkest corners of the internet
I urge swift passage in both chambers
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When everything is a crime, the system loses focus. Law enforcement resources are stretched thin. Public safety suffers. And ordinary Americans risk lifelong consequences for rules they didn’t even know existed.
The Count the Crimes to Cut Act would require the federal government to count and catalog every federal crime — bringing transparency, accountability, and a renewed focus on real threats to public safety ⤵️
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Over-supervising low-risk individuals doesn’t make us safer — it stretches the limited resources of the justice system and wastes taxpayer dollars.
ROC Senior Fellow @TheJaRonSmith discussed how the Safer Supervision Act would refocus federal supervision where it matters most: on real public safety threats 👇
John Fredericks@jfradioshow
JaRon Smith: Safer Supervision Act is the Pathway to Permanent Rehabilitation youtu.be/i9jeiJC7JLA
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"Today’s federal supervision system wrongly relies heavily on a one-size-fits-all approach, often imposing lengthy and rigid supervision length and conditions regardless of an individual’s risk level or progress. When low-risk individuals are over-supervised, taxpayer resources are wasted, probation officers are stretched thin, and community safety ultimately suffers." @RachelWrightROC @tolmanbrett rightoncrime.com/the-safer-supe…
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Over-supervising low-risk individuals doesn’t make us safer—it wastes resources and weakens the system.
The bipartisan Safer Supervision Act would restore common sense and efficiency to federal supervision ⤵️
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Prosecutors play a critical role in public safety.
This week in Washington, D.C., ROC’s @KurtMAltman attended the @ndaajustice Prosecutor Advocacy Conference to discuss the importance of innovative, evidence-based prosecution strategies that deliver real results, and help strengthen the justice system where it has fallen short.
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"It is time for the federal government to fully follow the lead of the states and ensure that in America, a path to redemption is not just a dream, but a legal reality for all who have earned it." 👏 townhall.com/columnists/rac…
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The Trafficking Survivors Relief Act is now law, and it’s a win for justice and public safety.
For survivors forced into non-violent crimes by their traffickers, the TSRA creates a federal path to clear their records, rebuild their lives, and keep communities safer in the process. But this solution is just the beginning 👇 @RachelWrightROC @tolmanbrett townhall.com/columnists/rac…
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When harmless, technical mistakes are treated like serious offenses, trust in the justice system erodes.
Michelino Sunseri shares how overcriminalization escalated a wrong turn into a criminal charge ⤵️
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This morning, the @SenJudiciaryGOP is holding a hearing on FISA reform.
As a reminder, @tolmanbrett testified last month on this issue before the @JudiciaryGOP . Reforms must happen to improve this abusive, wasteful system.
@RightOnCrime
rightoncrime.com/right-on-crime…
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The best news! Now survivors of human trafficking can finally seek to expunge their records and move on with their lives.
Right On Crime@RightOnCrime
Right On Crime applauds President @realDonaldTrump for signing the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act into law 👏 This is a critical step toward protecting victims of human trafficking, strengthening public safety, and ensuring accountability falls on predators — not those they exploit. rightoncrime.com/right-on-crime…
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Right On Crime applauds President @realDonaldTrump for signing the Trafficking Survivors Relief Act into law 👏
This is a critical step toward protecting victims of human trafficking, strengthening public safety, and ensuring accountability falls on predators — not those they exploit. rightoncrime.com/right-on-crime…
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15 years of proving that public safety, accountability, and second chances are complementary policy ideas. I’m so proud to be a small part of @RightOnCrime ‘s legacy and look forward to the next 15 years (and beyond)!
Right On Crime@RightOnCrime
Right On Crime marked 15 years of advancing conservative criminal justice solutions alongside leaders, partners, and policymakers in Washington, D.C. 15 years of championing public safety, victims’ rights, individual liberty, and accountability across the justice system—and the work continues.
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Right On Crime applauds Senators @SenatorDurbin and @ChuckGrassley for reintroducing the First Step Implementation Act, the Prohibiting Punishment of Acquitted Conduct Act, and theSafer Detention Act 👏
The policies of these bills advance a more effective, accountable, and constitutionally grounded federal criminal justice system ⬇️ @tolmanbrett @RachelWrightROC rightoncrime.com/right-on-crime…
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Our country desperately needs to reform FISA.
Watch @tolmanbrett, former US Attorney and Executive Director of @RightOnCrime, explain why ⬇️
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