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The Texas Criminal Justice Coalition promotes criminal and juvenile justice solutions that embody the principles of effective management, accountability, public safety, and human and civil rights. Listed in the following pages are individuals that are knowledgeable about juvenile and criminal justice issues. Please note that we are providing this information only as a resource for those interested in such issues. The opinions of the individuals included are not necessarily reflected in TCJC's policy recommendations, provided in "Texas' Criminal and Juvenile Justice Solutions: A Policy Guide, 2009," available at www.criminaljusticecoalition.org/public_policy_center/2009policy_primer, or by contacting TCJC at (512) 441-8123. JANUARY 2009 We would like to acknowledge Kim Wilks for her cover design and interior layout and design. Cover photo is courtesy of photohome.com

Below are individuals that are knowledgeable about juvenile and criminal justice issues. Please note that we are providing this list only as a resource for those interested in such issues. The opinions of the individuals included below are not necessarily reflected in TCJC's policy recommendations. Juvenile Justice Resources Michele Deitch, Adjunct Professor Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs University of Texas-Austin (512) 328-8330 mydeitch@aol.com Deborah Fowler, Legal Director Texas Appleseed (512) 473-2800, ext. 105 dfowler@texasappleseed.net Will Harrell, J.D., LL.M., Chief Ombudsman Office of the Independent Ombudsman Texas Youth Commission (512) 533-2770 will.harrell@tyc.state.tx.us Kameron Johnson, Juvenile Public Defender Travis County Juvenile Public Defender Juvenile Law Section of the State Bar (512) 854-4128 kameron.johnson@co.travis.tx.us Barry Krisberg, President National Council on Crime and Delinquency (510) 208-0500, ext. 311 bkrisberg@aol.com Marc Levin, Director Center for Effective Justice Texas Public Policy Foundation (512) 472-2700 mlevin@texaspolicy.com Suzii Paynter, Director Christian Life Commission (512) 473-2288 suzii.paynter@bgct.org Riley Shaw, Assistant District Attorney Tarrant County District Attorney's Office Juvenile Law Section of the State Bar (817) 838-4600 rshaw@tarrantcounty.com Jodie Smith, Public Policy Director Texans Care for Children (512) 473-2274 jsmith@texanscareforchildren.org David W. Springer, Ph.D., Associate Dean and Professor University of Texas-Austin School of Social Work Chair, 2007 Blue Ribbon Task Force on Transforming Juvenile Justice in Texas (512) 471-0512 dwspringer@austin.utexas.edu Monica Thyssen, Policy Specialist for Children's Mental Health Advocacy, Incorporated (512) 454-4816 mthyssen@advocacyinc.org Theresa Tod, Executive Director Texas Network of Youth Services (512) 328-6860 ttod@tnoys.org Resource List _ Texas Criminal Justice Coalition Policy Guide, 2009 1

Fair Defense Resources Jim Bethke, Director Texas Task Force on Indigent Defense (512) 936-6999 jim.bethke@courts.state.tx.us Jeff Blackburn, Chief Counsel Innocence Project of Texas (806) 341-6679 blackburn@wtxinnocence.org Edwin Colfax, Director of State Campaigns The Justice Project, Austin Office (512) 391-2320 ecolfax@thejusticeproject.org David González, Managing Partner Sumpter & González, LLP (512) 381-9955 david@sg-llp.com Scott Henson, Policy Director Innocence Project of Texas (512) 417-0120 shenson@austin.rr.com Jeanette Kinard, Director Travis County Mental Health Public Defender (512) 854-3030 jeanette.kinard@co.travis.tx.us Malikah Marrus, Senior Researcher Southwest Juvenile Defender Center University of Houston Law Center (713) 743-1967 mmarrus@central.uh.edu Andrea Marsh, Executive Director Texas Fair Defense Project (512) 637-5221 amarsh@texasfairdefenseproject.org Robert L. Spangenberg, President The Spangenberg Group (617) 969-3820 tsg@spangenberggroup.com Solutions for Sentencing & Incarceration Resources The Honorable Al Alonso Bexar County (210) 335-2571 judgeal.alonso@gmail.com Paul Becker, Director Harris County Community Supervision and (713) 755-2714 paulbecker@csc.hctx.net Gary Christensen, Principal Corrections Partner, Inc. (914) 489-1584 gecrtc@aol.com The Honorable John Creuzot Criminal District Court No. 4, Dallas (214) 653-5930 jcreuzot@aol.com Michele Deitch, Adjunct Professor Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs University of Texas-Austin (512) 328-8330 mydeitch@aol.com Stephen L. Enders, Chair Probation Advisory Committee (915) 546-8120 senders@epcounty.com 2 Texas Criminal Justice Coalition Policy Guide, 2009 _ Resource List

George Hernandez, Co-Chair Adult Legislative Committee Texas Probation Association (512) 557-7012 george_hernandez@caldwellcscd.org Leighton Iles, Director Fort Bend County Community Supervision and (281) 633-7228 ilesleig@co.fort-bend.tx.us Todd Jermstad, Staff Attorney Bell/Lampasas County Community Supervision and (254) 933-5490 todd.jermstad@co.bell.tx.us Marc Levin, Director Center for Effective Justice Texas Public Policy Foundation (512) 472-2700 mlevin@texaspolicy.com Phillip Lyons, Ph.D., Director Texas Regional Center for Policing Innovation (936) 294-1700 pylons@shsu.edu Tom Plumlee, Director Tarrant County Community Supervision and (817) 884-1492 tplumlee@tarrantcounty.com The Honorable Ronald Reinstein, Director Center for Evidence Based Sentencing (602) 452-3138 rreinstein@courts.az.gov The Honorable Ruben Reyes Lubbock County President, Texas Association of Drug Court Professionals (806) 775-1023 rreyes@co.lubbock.tx.us Rodney Thompson, Co-Chair Adult Legislative Committee Texas Probation Association (817) 371-6511 rthompson@angelinacounty.net Craig Watkins, District Attorney Dallas County (214) 653-2355 crwatkins@dallascounty.org Geraldine Nagy, Director Travis County Community Supervision and (512) 854-7694 geraldine.nagy@co.travis.tx.us Michael Noyes, Director Dallas County Community Supervision and (214) 653-5183 mnoyes@dallascounty.org Resource List _ Texas Criminal Justice Coalition Policy Guide, 2009 3

Re-Entry Resources Allen Castro, Ph.D., Manager Program and Policy Development Criminal Justice Planning and Coordination Bexar County (210) 335-0744 acastro@bexar.org Penny Rayfield, Chair Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable (512) 825-9070 prayfield@austin.rr.com Sheila Savannah, Bureau Chief City of Houston Community Re-entry Network (713) 794-9293 sheila.savannah@cityofhouston.net Keith Charlton, Jr., Executive Director Criminal Justice Planning & Coordination Bexar County (210) 335-8980 kcharlton@bexar.org Ed Davis, Ph.D., Advocate Episcopal Diocese of Texas Restorative Justice Ministries Network (936) 291-3153 edsalpc@yahoo.com Tony Fabelo, Ph.D., Director of Research Justice Center Council of State Governments (512) 482-8298 tfabelo@csg.org The Honorable Ernie L. Glenn Legislative Committee Chair Bexar County Re-entry Roundtable (210) 335-2476 eglenn@bexar.org Angel Ilarraza, Ph.D., Coordinator Reentry Initiative Tarrant County Administrator's Office Criminal Justice Office (817) 884-1575 adilarraza@tarrantcounty.com 4 Texas Criminal Justice Coalition Policy Guide, 2009 _ Resource List