Good-government groups submitted a letter to members of the New York State Assembly highlighting an opportunity to create a more transparent, participatory, and publicly deliberative process for making state policy.
Today, Nicole Austin-Hillery testified in front of the New York City Council Committees on Courts & Legal Services and Public Safety on how to improve local indigent defense.
The Brennan Center provides recommendations to the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing to shift federal funding and improve procedural justice.
In testimony submitted to a Senate Judiciary Committee subcommittee, the Brennan Center outlined ideas to reform the nation’s voting system, strengthen voting protections, reform the criminal justice system, and protect national security.
Brennan Center fellow Michael German testified before the New York City Council on November 12, 2014, calling for regular evaluations of the NYPD's counterterrorism programs.
The Brennan Center supported the Commission's plan to add online registration and recommended further steps to modernize Iowa's voter registration system.
The Brennan Center presented testimony to the New York City Council Government Operations Committee, which included a series of recommendations for how to upgrade and modernize the city's agency-based registration law.
On October 20, 2014, the Brennan Center submitted testimony to the West Virginia Legislature recommending improvements to the state’s campaign finance disclosure laws.
The Brennan Center submitted a comment to the Federal Election Commission opposing efforts to use federal law to circumvent Connecticut campaign finance rules.
