JOHN FOR JUSTICE!

Justice Through Law Enforcement 
Our system of justice is not perfect. No system made by man is. We can improve it, but that improvement doesn’t come from judges doing whatever they think is right in their own eyes. It comes from enforcing the laws as written to find out what works and what doesn’t. In every sense, law enforcement is essential to justice. 
 
It’s Your Court. Take it Back.
Many recent opinions from the Court of Criminal Appeals ignore or conflict with applicable law, its own decisions, or both.  Perhaps worse, last year the average time it took them to review a lower court decision increased to over 500 days.  Imagine waiting an extra year to find out if you will have to face your attacker at a new trial.  Imagine sitting in prison for an extra year before being released.  Both are unacceptable.  Your vote can help change that. 

Experience Matters 
I am a career appellate prosecutor. By virtue of the job God has blessed me with at the Office of the State Prosecuting Attorney, almost no one practicing law today has as much experience in the Court of Criminal Appeals as I do. My opponent filed one writ application in 2013. The choice is clear.