Neena Satija
Investigative Reporter at Chron
investigative reporter @houstonchron based in Austin. former @washingtonpost/@texastribune/@reveal/@newhavenindy/@ctmirror/@wnpr. past @IRE_NICAR board member.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Neena Satija |Dylan McGuinness
The Houston Chronicle is part of an initiative with ProPublica and The Texas Tribune to report on how power is wielded in Texas. Decades after convincing the Texas Legislature to make it much harder for people to sue doctors and corporations, the influential group Texans for Lawsuit Reform is facing more resistance than ever in its latest push to further restrict legal liability for business.
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3 weeks ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Neena Satija
Less than a year after a scathing report from the Department of Justice found that Texas juvenile prisons are rife with sexual and physical abuse, the state Legislature is considering sending more children to adult prisons and limiting the access of watchdog groups to youth lockups. Late last month, the Texas Senate approved Senate Bill 1727, a proposal that prescribes harsher consequences, such as incarceration in adult prison, for juveniles accused of committing more than one felony offense.
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3 weeks ago |
statesman.com | Neena Satija
Less than a year after a scathing report from the Department of Justice found that Texas juvenile prisons are rife with sexual and physical abuse, the state Legislature is considering sending more children to adult prisons and limiting the access of watchdog groups to youth lockups. Late last month, the Texas Senate approved Senate Bill 1727, a proposal that prescribes harsher consequences, such as incarceration in adult prison, for juveniles accused of committing more than one felony offense.
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3 weeks ago |
expressnews.com | Neena Satija
Less than a year after a scathing report from the Department of Justice found that Texas juvenile prisons are rife with sexual and physical abuse, the state Legislature is considering sending more children to adult prisons and limiting the access of watchdog groups to youth lockups. Late last month, the Texas Senate approved Senate Bill 1727, a proposal that prescribes harsher consequences, such as incarceration in adult prison, for juveniles accused of committing more than one felony offense.
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1 month ago |
houstonchronicle.com | Samantha Ketterer |Neena Satija
Shortly before arresting 57 people during a pro-Palestinian protest at UT-Austin last spring, some Texas state troopers wondered aloud if their actions were justified, according to a lawsuit filed by four students against the state and university this week.
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