The Rule of Law Project is a nonprofit organization focused on accountability for potential criminal misconduct by public officials in the United States and those who enable it. Its work centers on public corruption and state violence.
What This Resource Offers
The project describes a process of documenting evidence, investigating selected matters, preparing prosecution memoranda and seeking action from prosecutors with jurisdiction. Its research draws on reporting, court filings, public records, financial information and witness accounts. It also works with legislative oversight bodies and communicates its findings to the public.
The What We’re Watching section brings together reporting and documents on issues the organization is following. These materials include allegations, responses and court developments. An investigation or allegation is not a finding of guilt.
How to Use This Resource
Read the project’s explanation of its methods, explore its linked sources and review the team biographies. Visitors can also subscribe through the website for findings, case updates and analysis.
Who It Serves and Where
An online resource for readers, journalists, researchers and civic organizations following government accountability in the United States. The project is an independent organization, not a government prosecutor or a court.
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