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Skip to main content. More than 6900 people died in custody in Texas in 2005-2015. Each time a person in Texas dies in police, jail or prison custody, or as the result of a police officer’s use of force, the death must be reported to the Texas Attorney General. Since 2005, the Attorney General’s office has been collecting the information contained in those reports into a single database. That database was obtained using the Texas Public Information Act. Use filters to explore further. Black people compri...

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Skip to main content. More than 6900 people died in custody in Texas in 2005-2015. Each time a person in Texas dies in police, jail or prison custody, or as the result of a police officer’s use of force, the death must be reported to the Texas Attorney General. Since 2005, the Attorney General’s office has been collecting the information contained in those reports into a single database. That database was obtained using the Texas Public Information Act. Use filters to explore further. Black people compri...

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About the Data – Texas Justice Initiative

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Skip to main content. Law enforcement agencies, local jails, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) are required to report to the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) every time a person dies in the custody of the agency or institution. This reporting requirement includes events such as deaths by natural causes in prisons, deaths by suicide in jails, and deaths by police officer shooting in facilitating an arrest. Download the Texas Custodial Death Report. We also encourage you to reach out.

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Press – Texas Justice Initiative

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Skip to main content. TJI in the news. California, Texas police departments fail to report some deaths. SF Gate Oct. 10, 2016. In Texas and California, police fail to report use-of-force fatalities from 2005-2015. Houston Chronicle Oct. 9, 2016. Woog: Law enforcement funding should be tied to proper reporting of custodial deaths. Houston Chronicle Oct. 6, 2016. True Price Of The Bland Settlement And Black Women’s Custodial Deaths In Texas. Huffington Post Sept. 30, 2016. Houston Matters Aug. 24, 2016.

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Jail – Texas Justice Initiative

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Skip to main content. This page shows deaths that occurred when a person was in jail. This includes deaths in county, city and municipal jails, and jails operated under contract with private companies. Over the past ten years, around 16% of custodial deaths in Texas occurred in jails. Use filters to explore further. Each figure represents a person who died in custody. Roll over the figures to learn more about these deaths. Most people in jail have not been convicted of a crime and are being held pre-tria...

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Prison – Texas Justice Initiative

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Skip to main content. This page shows deaths that occurred when a person was in prison. This includes deaths in "state jails (prisons that house people who have been convicted of a state jail felony, similar to a fourth degree felony), prisons operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). And prisons operated under contract with private prison companies. Over the past ten years, around 68% of custodial deaths in Texas occur in prisons. Use filters to explore further. The median age of a pe...

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Police – Texas Justice Initiative

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Skip to main content. Pre-booking and in the Custody of Law Enforcement. This page shows deaths that occurred when a person was in the custody of law enforcement prior to booking, including deaths during an interaction with law enforcement and deaths in the process of and after arrest. Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS). Use filters to explore further. Each figure represents a person who died in custody. Roll over the figures to learn more about these deaths. The custodial death report does not have...

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Texas-Style Justice, According to The Atlantic. There's coverage last week by Juleyka Lantigua-Williams in The Atlantic. Of the excellent Texas Justice Initiative. Is great research, on the part of Amanda Woog, Jennifer Laurin, Kali Nicole Gross, Michele Deitch and those who collected this data via the Texas Office of the Attorney General from law enforcement agencies, local jails, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). The project is important and excellent. I don't dispute Lantigua-Willia...

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