John Creuzot
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Crime
Is This Morning News Editorial About Bail Reform Just a Mess of Lightly Researched Fear Mongering?
How the DMN editorial board conflated all these issues needs greater scrutiny.
Crime
Dallas Council Members Question Why Violent Offenders Are Being Granted Low Bonds
They also received a quick lesson about who sets the numbers: judges.
Criminal Justice
In Dallas County, Hope For Bail Reform Collapses Into Confusion
Judges aren’t sharing their approaches. The DA has taken heat. An editorial board can’t keep left from right. And an ongoing lawsuit has only fueled more uncertainty.
Criminal Justice
The Atlantic Profiles Dallas DA John Creuzot
Does the national magazine accurately capture our reformer district attorney?
Police
After 12,000 Traffic Stops in Seven Weeks, South Dallas Is Ready for DPS Troopers To Go
The neighborhood's councilman said it's time that state police leave South Dallas.
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Criminal Justice
Council Members Attempt to Dent John Creuzot’s Reforms
The District Attorney’s prosecutorial reforms have taken heat since their release. Monday, Creuzot defended his plan.
Criminal Justice
Peering Into DA John Creuzot’s Plans to Reform Dallas County’s Justice System
Three months into office, Creuzot has details on bail reform, marijuana prosecution, criminal trespass, and more in a long-awaited memo.
Criminal Justice
More Than 30 Years After his Conviction, Steven Chaney Is Deemed Innocent
The Dallas man was convicted of murder in a brutal 1987 double homicide.
Criminal Justice
Exonerees Aim a Hopeful Eye at John Creuzot’s District Attorney’s Office
After years of falling exoneration numbers, Creuzot is tasked with the turnaround.
Crime
The Era of Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot Is Almost Here
He sweated out a primary victory and then won by an easy margin on election day. Now comes the real work.