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• Texas Prisoners' Reflections Returning Home Urban Institute, October, 2005“In 2002, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice released 58,949 people from prisons and state jails across the state, nearly six times the number of prisoners released in 1980.”
• Don't Mind If I Take a Look, Do Ya? An Examination of Consent Searches and Contraband Hit Rates at Texas Traffic Stops Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, February, 2005(2005 Racial Profiling Report)
• Race & Imprisonment in Texas: The Disparate Incarceration of Latinos and African Americans in the Lone Star State Justice Policy Institute, February, 2005
• Adult and Juvenile Correctional Population Projections Fiscal Years 2005-2010 Texas Legislative Budget Board, January, 2005(Texas prison population projections: the adult prison population is projected to increase, while probation population decreases, in juvenile populations both groups projected to grow.)
• Importing Constituents: Prisoners and Political Clout in Texas Prison Policy Initiative, November, 2004
• A Portrait of Prisoner Reentry in Texas Urban Institute, March, 2004
• Positive Trends in State-Level Sentencing and Corrections Policy Families Against Mandatory Minimums, November, 2003“Texas policymakers introduced parole reforms in 2000. The parole board's approval rate for non-violent offenders rose, parole revocations fell sharply, and prison populations dropped by 7,698 from September 2000 to December 2001.”
• Texas Tough: 3 Years Later Justice Policy Institute, April, 2003“After a three-year-decline in the prison population, Texas? prison population may once again be on the rise”
• A State of Denial: Texas Justice and the Death Penalty Texas Defender Service, December, 2002
• Impact of Recent Legal Changes in Felon Voting Rights in Five States Profs Uggen and Manza, October, 2002(Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Mexico and Texas)
• Disease Profile of Texas Prison Inmates National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS), April, 2002
• Lethal Indifference: The Fatal Combination of Incompetent Attorneys and Unaccountable Courts Texas Defender Service, 2002
• Muting Gideon's Trumpet: The Crisis in Indigent Criminal Defense in Texas Committee on Legal Services to the Poor on Criminal Matters, February, 2001
• A State of Denial: Texas Justice and the Death Penalty The Texas Defender Service, October, 2000
• Selling Justice Short: Juvenile Indigent Defense in Texas Texas Appleseed, October, 2000
• Impact of Educational Achievement of Inmates in the Windham School District on Post-Release Employment Criminal Justice Policy Council (Texas), June, 2000(Windham District is the Texas prison system)
• Educational Achievement of Inmates in the Windham School District Criminal Justice Policy Council (Texas), April, 2000(Windham District is the Texas prison system)
• Elected Judges and the Death Penalty in Texas: Why Full Habeas Corpus Review by Independent Federal Judges Is Indispensable to Protecting Constitutional Rights Stephen B. Bright, 2000
• Death in Texas: Not even a pretense of fairness Stephen Bright, Southern Center for Human Rights, July, 1999(This article appeared in The Champion.)
• The future of the death penalty in the U.S.: A Texas-sized crisis Death Penalty Information Center, May, 1994

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