Audia Jones is Running for Harris County District Attorney in 2020 Against D.A. Kim Ogg

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Audia Jones Plans to Take Down Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg in 2020 PUBLISHED BY AUBREYRTAYLORCOMMUNICATIONS - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “Attorney Audia Jones and her husband District Judge DaSean Jones both care deeply about serving “ALL THE CITIZENS” of Harris County, Texas.”

“Audia Jones is seeking to take Down Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg in the 2020 Democratic Primary.”

Yes, she can! If you’ve never heard of Audia Jones before, now you have. So, I would encourage you to learn more about this rising star in the Democratic Party by visiting her website: www.audiajones.com today!

And please don’t forget that Audia will be on the ballot on Tuesday, March 3, 2020, in the Democratic Party Primary race for Harris County District Attorney. And yes, she’s asking for your vote and support. Early voting will begin on Tuesday, February 18, 2020, and end on Friday, February 28, 2020.

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It’s time Harris County had a D.A. for all.

Our Platform

Public safety is compromised every day in Harris County because our elected leaders choose to focus the attention of the criminal justice system on low-level crime while failing to solve and successfully prosecute some of the most serious crimes. This approach is costly, counter-productive, and cruel. It creates a cycle of incarceration that destroys people and families without doing anything to make us safer.

The current District Attorney promised that she would reform this broken system, but sadly little has changed. We are still locking up people for possessing marijuana and detaining people who are presumed innocent because they cannot afford the high bail amounts requested at the direction of the current District Attorney.

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We need to rewrite the rules of our criminal justice system in Harris County. We must focus our resources on holding people accountable for the most serious crimes, and investing in evidence-based services like mental health and drug treatment that we know work to interrupt cycles of crime and help people become stable, contributing members to their families and communities.

That’s the justice system Audia Jones will fight for everyday as your District Attorney.

Audia is running for District Attorney because true criminal justice reform in Harris County requires policies that will: Increase Safety While Ending Mass Incarceration; End Excessive Punishment;

Ensuring That No One Is Above The Law; Support Crime Survivors; and,

Build Community Trust.

LET’S INCREASE SAFETY WHILE ENDING MASS INCARCERATION Incarceration should always be the last resort, but right now we treat incarceration as the default way to hold people accountable. People who pose no threat to public safety should not be jailed, particularly when they’re only there because they can’t afford to pay to get out. As District Attorney, Audia will stop seeking cash bail and will seek to eliminate pretrial incarceration unless necessary to ensure community safety or to prevent willful failure to return to court.

Furthermore, we must recognize that the incarceration for certain criminal offenses does little to increase public safety, and, instead, only makes our communities more dangerous by making people and their families even less stable. This is particularly true for brown and black families, because prosecution of low-level crimes contribute to a persistent racial imbalance in our criminal justice system- for example,

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even though Latinos, African-Americans and white people use marijuana at the same rate, Latinos and AfricanAmericans are more likely to be arrested, charged, and convicted than their white counterparts.

In order to focus on those crimes that affect public safety, Audia will de-prioritize low level offenses like marijuana possession and criminal trespass when the trespass occurred due to a person’s homelessness. The prosecution of these cases in particular draws vital resources and attention away from the cases that need it the most, and contribute to racial disparities in our criminal justice system.

Harris County must also focus on programs that build both the individual and their community. Audia will expand no-fee diversion programs, which have been shown to reduce rates of re-arrest, for crimes such as theft, and crimes of poverty and homelessness. She will ensure that prosecutor-led diversion programs are administered in ways that are fair to citizens and non-citizens alike, and that ability to pay fees is not a barrier to treatment. Possession of small amounts of narcotics will be handled effectively, by treating the problem as one of a public health issue and not something that the criminal justice system can solve on it’s own.

www.audiajones.com Political advertising paid for by the Committee to Elect Audia Jones, Tony Eiland, Treasurer.

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HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE MOVE!”

11th District Court Judge Kristen Hawkins

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55th District Court Judge Latosha Lewis Payne

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61st District Court Judge Fredericka Phillips

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113th District Court Judge Rabeea Collier

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125th District Court Judge Kyle Carter

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133rd District Court Judge Jaclanel McFarland

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151st District Court Judge Mike Engelhart

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164th District Court Judge Alexandra Smoots-Thomas

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165th District Court Judge Ursula A. Hall

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HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE MOVE!”

174th District Court Judge Hazel B. Jones

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176th District Court Judge Nikita “Niki” Harmon

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177th District Court Judge Robert Johnson

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178th District Court Judge Kelli Johnson

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180th District Court Judge DaSean Jones

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184th District Court Judge Abigail Anastasio

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190th District Court Judge Beau Miller

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215th District Court Judge Elaine H. Palmer

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246th District Court Judge Angela Graves-Harrington

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HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE MOVE!”

247th District Court Judge Janice Berg

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257th District Court Judge Sandra J. Peake

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262nd District Court Judge Lori Chambers Gray

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270th District Court Judge Dedra Davis

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295th District Court Judge Donna Roth

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309th District Court Judge Linda Marie Dunson

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310th District Court Judge Sonya Heath

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311th District Court Judge Germaine Tanner

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314th District Court Judge Michelle Moore

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HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE MOVE!”

338th District Court Judge Ramona Franklin

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339th District Court Judge Jesse McClure

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351st District Court Judge George Powell

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Criminal Court at Law #2 Judge Ronnisha Bowman

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Criminal Court at Law #3 Judge Erica Hughes

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Criminal Court at Law #4 Judge Shannon B. Baldwin

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Criminal Court at Law #9 Judge Toria J. Finch

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Criminal Court at Law #11 Judge Sedrick T. Walker, II

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Criminal Court at Law #12 Judge Genesis Draper

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HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS AUBREY R. TAYLOR: “DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE MOVE!”

Criminal Court at Law #15 Judge Tonya Jones

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Criminal Court at Law #16 Judge Darrell W. Jordan Jr.

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Civil Court at Law #2 Judge Jim Kovach

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Civil Court at Law #3 Judge LaShawn A. Williams

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Civil Court at Law #4 Judge Lesley Briones

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J.P. Precinct 3, Place 1 Judge Joe Stephens

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J.P. Precinct 3, Place 2 Judge Lucia G. Bates

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J.P. Precinct 7, Place 1 Judge Jeremy Brown

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J.P. Precinct 7, Place 2 Judge Sharon M. Burney

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Yes, Judge Joe Stephens is a Democrat who values “OUR” vote, prayers and support.

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Yes, Judge Kyle Carter is a Democrat who values “OUR” vote, prayers and support.

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