Bail Reform Delivers Justice, Safety, and Savings
Public Policy Research Institute’s Cost Analysis Shows Harris County’s ODonnell Consent Decree Achieved Both Justice and Savings
Ensuring Justice: What PPRI’s Travis County Public Defense Evaluation Reveals
Statewide, appointed counsel represents about 86% of felony defendants and 54% of misdemeanor defendants according to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission. Public defense isn’t a peripheral service; it is the mainstay of how justice is delivered.
Texas A&M Study Highlights Opportunities to Strengthen Adult Education Across Texas
Preliminary findings from a statewide evaluation point to strong instruction and persistent access barriers for adult learners in Texas.
Empowering Justice Through Innovation: Student Contributions to Texas Indigent Defense Commission’s Data Overhaul
Much like a teaching hospital, PPRI integrates student workers into high-impact projects, offering hands-on experience while advancing public service goals.
In Gratitude: Advancing Policy and Support for Texas Veterans
Supporting veterans means listening closely, understanding needs clearly, and ensuring that public resources are directed where they can make the greatest impact.
Anthony Jackson’s Evolving Impact at PPRI: From Fieldwork to Ph.D.
Anthony’s journey reflects the transformative power of mentorship, opportunity, and purpose-driven work.
Preparing Aggies for Impact: How PPRI Equips Students for the Future
Nestled within the heart of Aggieland, PPRI offers undergraduate and graduate students hands-on research opportunities that bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world application.