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New Texas law protects rent-to-own customers against criminal prosecution

Texas Tribune, June 21, 2019

Why does Texas drive poor drivers into debt?

San Antonio Express News, March 27, 2019

Texas Legislature Considers Bills to Break the Cycle of Debtor’s Prison

Texas Observer, March 14, 2019

Most Driver's License Suspensions In Texas Are Because Drivers Can't Afford To Pay Their Fines

KERA News, March 12, 2019

Bexar’s stunning embrace of cash bail

San Antonio Express News, February 16, 2019

Texas Fair Lending Alliance worries about rollback of payday loan rule

KXAN, February 9, 2019

Borrower protections gutted from rule; Public comments sought on agency proposal

The Brownsville Herald, February 7, 2019

In California, Gender Can No Longer Be Considered in Setting Car Insurance Rates

The New York Times, January 18, 2019

Domestic abusers can trap their victims with financial debt. This Texas bill seeks to provide a way out.

Texas Tribune, January 14, 2019

Texas Senate Bill Aims To Help Victims Of Economic Abuse

KERA News, January 14, 2019

These are worthwhile consumer protections

San Antonio Express-News, January 10, 2019

Judge revises fixes for troubled Texas foster care system

Austin American-Statesman, November 26, 2018

She needed $500 for food and now owes $1,700. Is it time to regulate payday loans?

Fort Worth Star-Telegram, November 26, 2018

Number of students charged with making threats spikes in Harris County

Houston Chronicle, November 25, 2018

Advocates: Galveston public housing proposals are insufficient

Houston Chronicle, October 21, 2018

Report: Texas female drivers pay more on average for auto insurance

KVEO-TV, October 18, 2018

New Online Toolkit Offers Tips, Best Practices to Keep Schools Safe

Houston Public Media, September 24, 2018

Forum asks: Are black students in Round Rock ISD getting 'raw deal'?

Austin American-Statesman, September 18, 2018

For juveniles, no more curfew tickets does not mean more crime

Austin Monitor, September 6, 2018

For juveniles, no more curfew tickets does not mean more crime

Austin Monitor, September 6, 2018

Civil rights probe shows Fort Bend ISD disproportionately disciplined black students

Houston Chronicle, August 8, 2018

Texas Schools Arresting More of Their Students After Parkland and Santa Fe School Shootings

Texas Monthly, July 30, 2018

Arrests of Texas students have increased since Parkland and Santa Fe shootings, study says

Dallas Morning News, July 17, 2018

Central Texas suspensions of young students raise concerns

Austin American-Statesman, July 17, 2018

Less Than Zero Tolerance

Marshall Project, July 17, 2018