The Safer Supervision Act has earned support from voices across law enforcement, business, faith communities, and public policy. Below are some of the people and organizations backing this legislation.


ROBERT KRAFT
Founder, Chairman & CEO, Kraft Group

KIM KARDASHIAN
Entrepreneur & Advocate

PATRICK YOES
National President, Fraternal Order of Police

MICHAEL RAPINO
CEO, Live Nation Entertainment

MATTHEW WHITAKER
Former Acting U.S. Attorney General

VERONICA CUNNINGHAM
CEO, American Probation and Parole Association

PASTOR DARRELL SCOTT
New Spirit Revival Center

JUDGE JOSE LINARES
Former Chief Judge, U.S. District Court of New Jersey

JOHN FREDERICKS
John Fredericks Media Network

 

In Their Words


I support the legislation's balanced approach to federal supervised release reform… [It would] concentrate limited resources on cases posing genuine public safety risks.

TODD BLANCHE 
U.S. Attorney General 


This legislation is a crucial step towards reducing the size of government, safeguarding economic freedom, and enhancing public safety.

NEWT GINGRICH 
Former Speaker, U.S. House of Representatives

 

Backed by Law Enforcement & Supervision Leaders

Frontline law enforcement and supervision leaders support the Safer Supervision Act because it focuses limited resources where they can do the most to protect public safety.

Fraternal Order of Police

Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association

Major Cities Chiefs Association

National District Attorneys Association

American Probation and Parole Association

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement Action Partnership
30+ System Leaders

Former U.S. Attorneys and AUSAs, federal judges, and Chief U.S. Probation Officers

 

Also supporting this legislation

Justice System Leaders

  • Bob Barr, Former Prosecutor and U.S. Representative
  • Doug Burris, Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of Missouri
  • Currie Myers, Ph.D., Former Sheriff, Johnson County, Kansas; Host, America’s Criminologist
  • Tony Parker, Former Commissioner, Tennessee Department of Corrections
  • Brett Tolman, Former U.S. Attorney

Business & Workforce

  • Harley Blakeman, CEO, Honest Jobs
  • Michael Novogratz, Founder & CEO, Galaxy Digital
  • Responsible Business Initiative for Justice
  • Michael Rubin, CEO, Fanatics
  • Tim Tarpley, President, Energy Workforce & Technology Council
  • U.S. Black Chamber of Commerce

Policy Leaders

  • America First Policy Institute
  • ACLU
  • Americans for Prosperity
  • Brennan Center for Justice
  • Clean Slate Initiative
  • Club for Growth
  • Council on Criminal Justice
  • Fwd.US
  • REFORM Alliance
  • Right on Crime
  • Faith & Freedom Coalition
  • Federal Public Defenders

Faith Leaders

  • Rabbi Zvi Boyarsky, The Aleph Institute
  • Pastor James Edwards, Transforming Faith Christian Center
  • Bishop Darrell Hines, Christian Faith Fellowship Church
  • Pastor John Gray, Love Story Church

Entertainment & Media

  • Artists & Athletes Alliance
  • John Fredericks, The John Fredericks Show
  • LA Times Editorial Board
  • Kyle Reyes, Owner, Law Enforcement Today
  • Jeff Ross, Comedian & Actor

National & Civic Organizations

  • Crime Survivors Speak
  • Futures Without Violence
  • National Association for Public Defense
  • National Association of Reentry Professionals
  • National Bar Association
  • National Council of Negro Women
  • National Pan-Hellenic Council
  • National Urban League

 

Download Full list of endorsements over 240 names and organizations, updated as new endorsements come in.

 

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