Your client has been granted a pardon, now what? - Lone Star Youth Defender Resource Center

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Representing Survivors of Human Trafficking: Clemency Applications

Introduction
What is the Survivor's Project?
Governor Abbott's Press Release

Fill out our Pro Bono Assistance Form!
3. Sign the Pro Bono Representation Agreement

Step 1: How to begin
Step 2: Documentation
Step 3: Determining Clients Eligibility

Tips and Suggestions on Communicating with Applicants
Motivational Interviewing

Selected Sample Forms and Templates

Mitigation
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

Sample Application

Letter of Support Template
Helpful Links and Resource Guides
Rehabilitation Programs
Your client has been granted a pardon, now what?

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?

Your client has been granted a pardon, now what?

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