JUSTICE SERVED™ respects the privacy and security of its users. Our goal is to provide you with a personalized Internet experience that delivers the information, resources, and services that are most relevant and helpful to you. In order to achieve this goal, we sometimes collect information during your visits to understand what differentiates you from each of our other users.

In order to demonstrate our commitment to your privacy, we have prepared this statement disclosing the privacy practices for the entire JUSTICE SERVED™ site. Additional terms and conditions, if any, regarding the collection and use of your information may also be provided to you before you sign up for a particular service (like our e-Newsletter or Ask an Expert). Here, you will learn what personally identifiable information of yours is collected, how and when we might use your information, how we protect your information, who has access to your information, and how you can correct any inaccuracies in the information.

What Information is Collected:

• User-Supplied Information: When you sign up for a service, such as our e-Newsletter, Ask an Expert, or other Internet services, we may ask you for your name, e-mail address, and some other personal information. The more accurate information you volunteer, the better we are able to customize your JUSTICE SERVED™ experience.
• Server Log Information: When you visit an Internet Web site, you disclose certain information about yourself, such as your Internet [Protocol] (IP) address, the time of your visit, and the referring location (e.g., the Site or page that offered a link to a JUSTICE SERVED™ page). JUSTICE SERVED™, like many other sites, records this basic information about visits to its site.
• Cookies: In order to offer and provide a customized, personal service, JUSTICE SERVED™ may use cookies to store and help track your information. For example, we may use cookies to help remind us who you are and to deliver content and services based on your account information. In addition, third party advertising networks may issue cookies when serving advertisements.

  Cookies are simply pieces of information that are sent to your browser from a Web server and stored on your computer's hard drive. The use of cookies is relatively standard and you will likely find them used on most other major Web sites. Most browsers are initially set up to accept cookies. If you prefer, you can reset your browser either to notify you when you receive a cookie, or to refuse to accept cookies. You should understand that certain areas of many sites may not function properly if you set your browser to not accept cookies or if you reject a cookie.

How and When Information is Used :

• User-supplied information: This information is used for purposes such as personalization and verification.
• Web Server Logs: This information helps us identify which areas of our site are of interest to our visitors. JUSTICE SERVED™ also collects the Internet [Protocol] (IP) addresses of its visitors for the purposes of system administration and to report aggregate information to our clients and advertisers.
• Cookies: We use "cookies" to let you use our services more easily and to let us keep track of certain statistical information that helps us improve our site. Cookies allow us to save passwords and preferences for you so that you won't have to re-enter them the next time you visit.

How We Protect Your Information:

Your access to some services and content is password protected. We recommend that you do not divulge your password to anyone. JUSTICE SERVED™ will never ask you for your password in an unsolicited phone call or in an unsolicited email. You should not disclose your user name and password to others. In addition, if applicable, you should remember to sign out of your JUSTICE SERVED™ account or service at the end of each session in which you are required to sign-in, such as Ask an Expert. You may also wish to close your browser window when you have finished your work. This is to ensure that others cannot access your personal information and correspondence if you share a computer with someone else or are using a computer in a public place like a library or Internet cafe.

Unfortunately, no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. Accordingly, despite our efforts to protect your personal information, JUSTICE SERVED™ cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us, or to or from our online products or services. You transmit all such information at your own risk. However, once we receive your transmission, we make our best effort to ensure its security on our systems.

Who Has Access to the Information:

When you are at the JUSTICE SERVED™ site and asked for personal information, you share that information with JUSTICE SERVED™ alone, unless the service is offered in conjunction with another party. For example, although no such services currently exist, some JUSTICE SERVED™ services may in the future be offered in conjunction with another company. In order to provide such co-branded services to you, it will be necessary for us to share your personal information with the company offering the co-branded service. If you do not want your data to be shared, you can choose not to allow the transfer of data by not using that particular service. This other party relationship will be made clear to you at such time in the future that co-branded services are offered. If you choose to share your data with a provider of a co-branded service, you should understand that those providers may have separate privacy and data collection practices. JUSTICE SERVED™ has no control over and accepts no liability for these independent practices. Each provider should provide more information regarding its privacy and/or use policies.

How to Correct Inaccuracies:

We welcome any questions or comments you have about the JUSTICE SERVED™ site; please direct them to webmaster@justiceserved.com.