Criminal justice issues likely played a major role in the political shifts seen in Harris County. Public frustration over rising crime, slow-moving dockets, and a system that often fails both victims and defendants, has led to increasing … [Read more]
89th Texas Legislative Session: Insurance Reform
I hold an all lines insurance adjuster license and am called to testify as an expert witness in court cases from time to time so this post is going to be more conceptual to limit the insurance companies attorney's ability to use specific statements … [Read more]
89th Texas Legislature: Using the Rainy Day Fund for Economic Growth
The Texas Rainy Day Fund is one of the largest in the nation, and while its primary purpose is to act as a financial cushion during downturns, it could also be used strategically to generate long-term economic growth. If managed correctly, … [Read more]
89th Legislative Session: Property Tax Relief
Property tax relief is lower in the release sequence because it's such a no brainer. This has been a flagship issue for Texas Republican leadership, and with a sizable budget surplus, the Legislature is under pressure to deliver meaningful cuts. … [Read more]
89th Texas Legislature: Water Resources
Water scarcity is the most important issue the Texas Legislature will face this session. It’s not the most urgent issue—yet. But if left unaddressed, it will become an existential crisis for the state. Growth, drought conditions, and poor long-term … [Read more]
89th Texas Legislative Session: School Choice
School choice has become one of the most contentious issues within the Texas Republican Party. The debate has already shaped primary battles, and something is almost certain to pass this session. The question isn’t if school choice will become law, … [Read more]
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