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Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our nation with courage. Your sacrifice makes our work possible, and your example reminds us of the true meaning of service 🇺🇸
Right On Crime is especially proud to recognize our own directors who have served in uniform. Your dedication to our country and continued service through your work inspire us all.
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Honored to represent the Peach State as a part of the incredible @RightOnCrime team as we work to make our justice system fairer and our communities safer! Learn more👇
Right On Crime proudly announces its expansion into Georgia and the hiring of @Frusso15 as the organization’s new Georgia State Director 👏
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“Frank is a nationally respected voice for public safety and principled policy change. His expertise marks an exciting new chapter for Right On Crime as we bring our model to Georgia.” @tolmanbrett ⬇️ rightoncrime.com/right-on-cr…
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Fixing the flaws in our criminal justice system often means working together—even with those whose perspectives differ from ours.
Right On Crime recently partnered with groups across the political spectrum to develop a new set of bipartisan principles to guide criminal justice policy change in the years ahead.
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A busy day at the Strengthening Justice: Legal System Innovation Series with ROC VA Director @DannyMurphySWVA and @TCIFiscal and @Arnold_Ventures. #Valeg
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🧵 1/4: No one’s talking about it—but the “Fighting Overcriminalization in Federal Regulation” Executive Order is a HUGE win for everyday Americans. Thank you @POTUS 👏 @FDRLST @tolmanbrett thefederalist.com/2025/05/13…
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Read more about The Count the Crimes to Cut Act of 2025 here: roy.house.gov/media/press-re…
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Fact!
If my close friend Brett Tolman @tolmanbrett becomes the Attorney General I know that the laws will be applied fairly to all Americans regardless of their political beliefs.
There is no one smarter or that has more integrity than Brett.
If you happened to walk in the Capitol on Jan 6, you might get 10 years in prison. But if you’re responsible for funding research that led to a pandemic and killed 15 million people, and then you lied about it to Congress, then nothing happens to you. dailysignal.com/2024/06/18/r…
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"Today's ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court validates that malicious prosecution claims are important and cannot be hidden or shielded when prosecutors bring multiple charges, some less legitimate than others," says @RachelWrightROC , National Policy Director for Right On Crime. @USSupremeCourt @tolmanbrett #ItCanHappenToYou
Replying to @USSupremeCourt
OPINION: 23-50 Chiaverini v. City of Napoleon supremecourt.gov/opinions/23…
The presence of probable cause for one charge in a criminal proceeding does not categorically defeat a Fourth Amendment malicious-prosecution claim relating to another, baseless charge.
KAGAN, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which ROBERTS, C. J., and SOTOMAYOR, KAVANAUGH, BARRETT, and JACKSON, JJ., joined.
THOMAS, J., filed a dissenting opinion, in which ALITO, J., joined.
GORSUCH, J., filed a dissenting opinion.
Danny Murphy retweeted
Good work from our neighbors to the east.
INBOX: @GovernorVA & AG @JasonMiyaresVA announce Virginia will exit California’s EV mandate by the end of 2024. 🚨
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I am speaking at The Clean Slate Initiative's 2024 Convening. Please checkout the details of my talk at: @RightOnCrime @CleanSlate_Init whova.com/xems/apis/opengrap…
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🤔 “ … the charge is dismissed, or you’ve been found not guilty — but the criminal record of the prosecution continues to follow you ..” 🤷🏻
🇺🇸Great piece by NC State Director @m_horzempa !! @tolmanbrett
In today’s @CarolinaJournal, ROC North Carolina Director @m_horzempa writes in support of S565, addressing one million criminal records active and tethered to North Carolinians found not guilty or whose charges were dismissed. carolinajournal.com/opinion/…
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In today’s @CarolinaJournal, ROC North Carolina Director @m_horzempa writes in support of S565, addressing one million criminal records active and tethered to North Carolinians found not guilty or whose charges were dismissed. carolinajournal.com/opinion/…
Danny Murphy retweeted
What an awesome example of transparency and using data to improve upon existing policies! Would love to see this in every DA’s office!! Thanks @EBRDA for setting the standard.
Right On Crime Director @ScottEPeyton1 is featured in the Measures for Justice Annual report- collecting and examining critical justice data to prioritize equity, justice and safety. “Data is an essential means for directing change and policy.” - @MforJ
See the full report here:
measuresforjustice.org/wp-co…
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We must be vocal and loud on over-criminalization and weaponization.
On Capitol Hill, Right On Crime Executive Director and former U.S. Attorney @tolmanbrett warned members of Congress about overzealous and short-sighted lawmakers, bureaucrats, and prosecutors who have created a quagmire of federal and state laws, criminalizing nearly every aspect of American life.
@JudiciaryGOP @AndyBiggsAZ @RachelWrightROC
Watch Tolman’s testimony here: youtu.be/cC2zwPZd8Dg?si=ydev…
Watch Tolman’s Q&A here:
youtu.be/de7qk1whNCA?si=dfdv…
Read Tolman’s full statement here:
rightoncrime.com/wp-content/…
Watch the full hearing here:
judiciary.house.gov/committe…
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Thank you, @GovBillLee for signing H.B. 2728.
ROC TN Director @GJComley says, “This bill provides a second chance for individuals who have served their time by reducing barriers to normalcy caused by reporting requirements, while also reducing the strain on already burdened probation and parole officers.”
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Thank you, @GovStitt for signing S.B. 1770.
ROC OK Director @marilyndavidson says, “This bill will clarify the process to successfully implement automated expungement for the thousands of Oklahomans who have been exonerated or served their time and qualify for expungement of their criminal record.”




























