Re-Elect Judge Shannon B. Baldwin
Judge Shannon B. Baldwin is now running for Re-Election of the Harris County Criminal No. 4 seat.
She has spent her career passionately serving and advocating for her clients with the belief that “everyone is entitled to have their rights protected.”
Shannon joined the U.S. Army Reserves in 1987. She served at the 75th Maneuver Area Command in Houston, Texas. After graduating college, she was commissioned as an officer, 2nd Lieutenant.
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Don’t Blame Bail Reform for Gun Violence
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, communities across the country have been grappling with increases in violent crime. Bail reform—which has been proven to promote public safety and improve access to pretrial justice—has come under scrutiny in recent months in a continued effort to distract from the real root of the country’s violent crime problem: the availability of guns. Powerful stakeholders with perverse incentives to preserve cash bail have grabbed hold of the national conversation and filled it with unfounded claims that bail reform is linked to increased rates of violent crime. The truth is that bail reform makes us safer—and it is gun access that is a key driver of violent crime and homicides.
Washington Examiner: Violent crime spike illustrates need for more reform, not less
In the past two weeks, four Washington, D.C., teenagers have died violently , including a mass shooting at a Juneteenth event in the bustling U Street Corridor that wounded a police officer, two civilians, and claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy , who cried out for his mother in his final moments. In the nation’s capital and across the country, Americans are getting too used to unthinkable tragedies like these. It’s time to change course to return peace and safety to our communities.
How Harris County’s Successful Pretrial Reforms Suffered a Misinformation ‘Pandemic’
Meanwhile, federal monitors found that the misdemeanor reforms were overwhelmingly successful. People were appearing for court dates, time spent in jail plummeted, dismissal rates doubled, and recidivism rates were unchanged.
So why did pundits and politicians claim a bail reform catastrophe?
The Texas Center for Justice and Equity released a report in November that details how “bias in the media” and a calculated misinformation campaign promoted misleading narratives about pretrial practices.
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