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The Purpose Of Our Organization
T.A.J.L.R. (Texas Association For Justice And Legal Reform) is dedicated to educating the public and elevating the discussion of such pressing and controversial topics as deferred adjudication, city / county / state corruption in government, judicial / prosecutorial misconduct, legal reform, civil rights denial and abuses, business scams and rip-offs, consumer complaints, etc, etc. in the kind of detail and depth that cannot be found in the mainstream news media. In addition to the articles, information, and anecdotes published in the various pages of this web site, we have included an interactive Forum section so that you, our visitors, can participate and help shape the discussion of these important and defining issues.
A wide range of topics are discussed here and everyone is invited and encouraged to register in our Forum and participate. It is only through education and interactive participation in our Discussion Forums can the citizens of Texas begin to clearly see that we have many pressing statewide problems that demand our immediate attention and resolution. It is hoped that the content of this web site and the discussions which take place here will inspire all of our visitors and volunteers to start taking a more active and sustained interest in our Federal, state, and local level governments and how their decision making is affecting our everyday lives and prosperity!
Everyone's Active Participation Is Encouraged!
By encouraging the discussion and active participation of everyone regarding our topics of interests (deferred adjudication, prosecutorial misconduct, business scams, corruption in government, etc), we are helping to make our great state of Texas a better place to live for all of its citizens. After talking with our elected legislators, we are repeatedly told the same recurring statement over and over again: "Rob, unless our constituents and clients come to us...meet with us...and tell us what is on their mind, we cannot help them". I have seen this in action, personally. In 2003, I decided to take an active role in helping to both elevate and shape the discussion regarding the very contentious and controversial subject of deferred adjudication. I became involved by building working relationships with our elected state representatives...and encourage others to do likewise. It was because of this personal commitment to become more involved is the reason that we now have new and ever improving "non-disclosure" laws in the Texas Government Code which now allows, for the first time ever (since 2003), deserving individuals to apply for an order of non-disclosure (ND) for the purpose of sealing his/her arrest record from the general public view. These laws are not perfect; indeed they are downright discriminatory in terms of who they are allowed to help and how it helps them. But, its a good start! What I am constantly encouraging our people to do is become involved in the lawmaking process by partnering with their locally elected state representatives serving their district. And perhaps, even more important, to STAY involved. Many people are under the mistaken impression that all they have to do is to make a telephone call or two...perhaps write a letter, and Presto! Our problems will be solved! Sorry! It just doesn't work that way. If only things were that easy...but they are not!
TAJLR To Hold “Post-Session” Meeting
In Austin On Saturday June 27, 2009 !
How You Can Make A Difference
Participate! Become Involved! Educate yourself on these import issues! Contact your local congress people! Help us to organize and stage public rallies! There are so many different ways that each of us...as individual citizens can make a difference in our everyday lives, especially regarding the laws and regulations that our elected lawmakers create and sign into law every two years when our Texas state legislature is in session in Austin, TX. It really all starts here...at this website...in our Discussion Forums. I am asking that each of our web site visitors go to our Forums (click on the "Forums" button located on the left side) It will take you to the Forums where you will be asked to register. Registration is free...and fast. After you register as a new user, you will then be allowed to participate in our many Forum Discussions taking place. There is something for everyone - deferred adjudication, corruption in the legal profession, how to avoid business scams, consumer complaints, etc, etc. By voicing your opinion and helping to
shape and mold our discussions,
you are directly contributing
to the laws that we will be
helping to create during
the next legislative
session in 2011 !
