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Judicial accountability app
Judge-y
A platform where attorneys, litigants, court watchers, and members of the public can rate judges, discuss courtroom experiences, and search a judge directory.
View Judge-yA public record of harm. A starting point for change.
I’m sorry the
justice system
failed you.
You deserved a system that listened, protected, and treated you fairly. If that did not happen, your experience still matters—and the truth deserves a place to stand.
Issues→PUBLIC INTEREST / 001THE RECORD MATTERS
Not every injustice is illegal.
Not every legal outcome is just.
Silence should not be the final ruling.
What you can do now
Turn overwhelm
into a record.
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Get safe
If anyone is in immediate danger, contact emergency services or a trusted local crisis resource.
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Preserve facts
Create a chronology. Save original documents, messages, recordings, names, and dates in more than one secure place.
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Find qualified help
Deadlines can be short. Speak with an attorney or accredited advocate familiar with your jurisdiction and type of matter.
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Tell the truth carefully
Separate what you personally observed from what you believe. Protect children, confidential records, and active cases.
Worth knowing
Organizations and
tools I value.
These independent resources approach accountability from different directions: courtroom experience, public records, family-reported patterns, and government oversight.
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Police credibility and misconduct records
Brady List
A searchable public-facing database of Brady/Giglio disclosures and other records concerning law-enforcement credibility, certification, complaints, and misconduct.
Search the Brady List03
Family court and child-welfare registry
Stand With Meg
Meg Miller’s family-reported registry, public report, and educational hub for family court, CPS, and court-actor accountability.
Visit Stand With Meg04
Government accountability organization
Judicial Watch
Investigations, public-records litigation, petitions, and email updates focused on government transparency and accountability.
Visit Judicial Watch05
Exoneration and justice reform
Innocence Project
A national organization working to free innocent people, prevent wrongful convictions, and reform the systems that allow them to happen.
Visit the Innocence ProjectExternal links are provided for education and convenience. These organizations are independent and are not affiliated with, responsible for, or necessarily endorsing this site.