Justice Integrity Project To Improve News Coverage, Distribution

Dear Colleagues, Readers and Friends:

Our Justice Integrity Project this week plans to implement a new distribution system along with expanded coverage of justice-related news and commentary on under-reported issues.

An automated “opt-in” system via Mail Chimp will replace a previous distribution methods whereby notification of our web-based articles occurred via an RSS opt-in system and specialized email lists. Those lists include many of those receiving this notification because of your previously expressed interest in the topics.

Google recently stopped fully supporting RSS feeds like our Feedburner. This limited attractive photo layouts and other necessary design elements, such as brevity in new story alerts.

The Mail Chimp system is a vast improvement that we hope you’ll like along with our publication of hard-hitting investigative stories. Mail Chimp also makes it easy for you to opt out if you prefer by clicking its unsubscribe box at bottom. 

Our non-partisan project is now approaching its 10th year. Leadership remains with the original founding directors, shown here.

To recap our history, the project began by reporting primarily on U.S. federal prosecutions that were alleged as unfairly selective or political, with some arising out of the so-called U.S. Attorney firing scandal of 2006-2007. We continued reporting on such prosecutions. But the coverage expanded to such related areas as judicial conduct, the political process by which prosecutors and judges are appointed, and the larger eco-systems involved in the politics of justice, including media coverage, prisons, and non-criminal issues encompassing economic and social justice, U.S. and global. 

Thus, our focus has expanded considerably but brings to bear extensive experience in current controversies over investigations into the Trump administration.

In sum, we thank each reader for your interest and invite your comments, criticisms, news tips, desired changes in coverage, and other insights. 

With warmest regards,

Andrew Kreig

JIP Executive Director

Washington, DC.

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