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Pro Bono Partners Helped Cheryl Come Home
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Pro Bono Partners Helped Cheryl Come Home

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The Constitution Says People with Intellectual Disability Can’t Be Executed

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Pro Bono Partners Helped Cheryl Come Home

Pro Bono Partners Helped Cheryl Come Home

Texas Defender Oct 8, 2026
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Stories like Christopher’s are exactly why this work matters. Four out of five men and women in Texas prisons are parents—and half a million Texas children have experienced growing up with a parent behind bars. But this work can’t happen without the support of people who care. Will you advocate for people like Christopher by making a gift today? Behind every person coming home is a family made whole again. Thank you for making second chances possible.

You Can Help Make Families Whole Again

Texas Defender Aug 4, 2026
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