Who's watching what criminal justice bills at the Texas Lege?

I'd pointed yesterday to a list of reform bills supported by the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition, and was reminded in the comments that I should be sure to point out the online bill lists of items supported and opposed by other criminal-justice related organizations:

• Texas District and County Attorneys Association (TDCAA): See their legislative page and their list of key bills to watch.

• Texas Municipal Police Association(TMPA): See their Feb. 19 bill tracking report.

• Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas(CLEAT): See their supported bills, bills they oppose, and their "watch list."

• At the Texas Association of Counties (TAC), scroll down on their legislative page to see a list of bills they're watching on various topics of interest to counties, including "Sheriffs," "Constables," "District Clerks," and "Attorneys" (Incidentally, my grandfather, long-time Dallam County Judge W.D. Henson, was one of the founders and the first president of TAC, way back when I was a young pup.)

• The Texas Police Chiefs Association restricts viewership of its legislative agenda to a members only section of their website.

• The Sheriff's Association of Texas has no reference to legislation at all on the public portion of its website; neither does the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.

• Here's the legislative agenda for the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA).
  

• ACLU of Texas: Scroll down on their Legislative page to see ACLUTX's "bill book" of items they're focused on this session.

That's at least most of the usual suspects. Let me know who I'm missing and I'll add them to the list.