Introduction

What is the Survivor's Project?

Governor Abbott's Press Release

How Can I Get Involved?

Fill out our Pro Bono Assistance Form!

3. Sign the Pro Bono Representation Agreement

Application Review

Step 1: How to begin

Step 2: Documentation

Step 3: Determining Clients Eligibility

Communicating with Clients

Tips and Suggestions on Communicating with Applicants

Motivational Interviewing

On-Boarding a Client

Selected Sample Forms and Templates

Conducting Fact and Mitigation Investigations

Creating a Mitigation Plan

Accessing Client Documents

DPS Criminal History Report

Prior Housing and Credit History

Discovery Collection

Analyzing Documents

Third-Party Requests for Information

Background Materials on Surviving Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

Background Materials on Surviving Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

Expert Evaluations: Tips and Tricks

Sample Application

Sample Application

Helpful Forms

Letter of Support Template

Helpful Links and Resource Guides

Rehabilitation Programs

Your client has been granted a pardon, now what?

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What if the client is unable to complete the clemency application because of past trauma?

2. Where can I refer clients for additional support?

3. How do I construct a narrative and how much detail should I use?

4. If an applicant has multiple offenses, should I ask for a pardon for all of the offenses?

4. Do I need to submit either an attorney representation form or a fee affidavit if my client is not incarcerated?

3. Sign the Pro Bono Representation Agreement

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