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No, it's not a guide to movies and television shows featuring attorneys
and courtroom dramas. Watching Justice is a website that monitors the
activities of the U.S. Justice Department and associated agencies that are
now part of the Homeland Security Department.
Several dozen organizations participate by posting information on the
website, including:
- American Bar Association
- American Civil Liberties Union
- American Conservative Union
- Center for Constitutional Rights
- Death Penalty Information Center
- Human Rights Watch
- National Academy of Sciences
- National Governors Association
- Sierra Club
- United States Sentencing Commission
Users may view information by topic or by agency.
Representative topics include:
- civil liberties
- criminal justice
- environment
- immigration
- national security
- transparency
Agencies include:
- Antitrust Division
- Drug Enforcement Administration
- Executive Office for Immigration Review
- Office of Legal Counsel
- Solicitor General
The website offers a weekly email newsletter and an RSS feed. |
