Right On Crime

09/01/2026

The Kayleigh’s Law Act of 2026 would give certain victims the option to seek a lifetime no-contact order, recognizing that the need for protection doesn’t end when a sentence does.

Thank you Rep. Laurel Lee for highlighting why this bill is an important step for protecting survivors 👏

09/01/2026

Right On Crime proudly announces Jenna Lewis as our new Texas State Director 👏

Lewis will lead ROC's efforts to advance conservative criminal justice solutions that prioritize public safety, accountability, and victim protections across the state ⬇️

(Austin, TX) – Right On Crime, a national campaign of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, proudly announces Jenna Lewis as their new Texas State Director. With more than a decade of experience in criminal law, public policy, and government, she brings extensive prosecutorial, legislative, and anti...

08/31/2026

Predators used to have to physically reach a child. Today, they can reach them through the device in their pocket.

The James T. Woods Act would strengthen federal law addressing sextortion, modernize sentencing and give law enforcement clearer tools to hold offenders accountable ⤵️ more in the comments.

08/31/2026

A meaningful step toward better protection for victims 👏

The House of Representatives has passed the Kayleigh’s Law Act of 2026, legislation that would give certain survivors the ability to seek lasting protection from offenders after their sentence has ended.

08/31/2026

Pickleball in prison? 👀🏓

A simple game can teach discipline, accountability, teamwork and resilience...skills that matter greatly when someone leaves prison and returns to their community 👇

08/29/2026

Struggling to find the right employee? Have you ever considered looking inside of a correctional facility? 👀

Studies show these candidates could be among your hardest workers, and that giving them a job can contribute to better public safety. They just need one thing first: an opportunity.

Struggling to find the right employee? Have you ever considered looking inside of a correctional facility? It may not be your first thought when looking to hire for your company, but there is an untapped workforce ready to be hired with proper training and earned certifications. Studies even show th...

08/28/2026

The integrity of our justice system shouldn’t be a partisan issue.

Prosecutors have a responsibility to enforce the law fairly and consistently—and victims deserve a system they can trust to deliver justice and accountability 👏

When two murder suspects had their bonds reduced and were released from police custody as a result of missed prosecutorial deadlines, many Austinites questioned the competency of the local district attorney’s office. This controversy was not just an outlier, but part of a larger series of events t...

08/27/2026

Kayleigh’s Law would give victims of certain crimes the option to seek continued protection from their offender, even after their sentence is complete.

Because justice should be measured by more than time served. It should be measured by whether victims are safe to move forward 👏

08/26/2026

A sentence can end. A victim’s need for safety does not.

Kayleigh’s Law gives survivors of certain violent crimes the option to seek a no-contact order when their offender’s sentence ends 👇

08/26/2026

"The true measure of justice is not only convictions and sentences served but also whether victims are made safe, stable and supported in rebuilding their lives without fear." ⤵️

Kayleigh Kozak was 12 when she was molested by her teacher.