TRAC: TRAC at Work -- Selected Examples

Putting TRAC to Work -- Selected Examples

	USA Today -- Prosecution of Brutal Cops Up, December 18, 2007
	Bloomberg -- Well over half of corporate criminals sentenced to two years or less, December 13, 2007
	New York Times -- New Attorney General by the Numbers, September 23, 2007
	Associated Press, New York Times, Sun Sentinel, Cox News and Scores of Other News Organizations -- Large Disparity in Deciding Asylum Requests, July 31, 2006
	Associated Press -- Some See Big Patrol, Little Effect at Border, May 31, 2006
	Arizona Republic -- Bush Takes Right Step -- Your Turn, Congress, May 16, 2006
	CQ Weekly -- Is this Any Way to Nab a Terrorist?, May 1, 2006
	USA Today -- Border Patrol Apprehensions Go Down, Border Parol Staff Goes Up, April 21, 2006
	USA Today -- FBI Cases Drop Overall as Terror Cases Climb, April 13, 2006
	Seattle Post-Intelligencer -- Judge Orders IRS to Provide Data to TRAC, April 5, 2006
	Salt Lake Tribune -- Utah Prosecutor Targets Gun Crimes, February 20, 2006
	Concord Monitor -- Citizens Need to Know Who Works for Them, December 15, 2005
	Associated Press -- Information About Close to One Million Federal Employees Withheld, December 14, 2005
	The Economist -- Torturing Alberto, January 20, 2005
	The Cincinnati Enquirer -- Civil Rights Cases Rarely Get to Court, January 12, 2005
	Houston Chronicle -- City Rarely Prosecutes civil rights complaints, December 1, 2004

	Senate Judiciary Committee -- Adding Muscle to Federal Efforts to Combat Corruption, November 1, 2007
	Justice Department -- Attorney General Gonzales Announces Changes to Improve the Performance of the Immigration Court, August 9, 2006
	Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Governmental Affairs Committee -- Senator Carl Levin, ranking minority member of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of the Governmental Affairs Committee, calls on the IRS to stop withholding statistical information from TRAC, February 9, 2006
	2004 Annual Report, IRS Oversight Board, August 2, 2004
	White House Comments on Government's Terrorism Enforcement Activities, December 8, 2003
	Senator Patrick Leahy, Senate Judiciary Committee member, presses administration for information about its handling of terrorism matters, October 21, 2003
	Senator Charles E. Grassley, Senator Herb Kohl -- Congressional letter of concern to Attorney General John Ashcroft about proposed expansion of FBI Authority, September 15, 2003
	National Academy of Public Administration -- NAPA testimony to Congress described continuing challenge of establishing FBI priorities at 9/11, June 2003

	Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) -- John Peter Suarez, An Analysis of his Record, March 2002
	Morality in Media -- Advocacy Group Finds Clinton Justice Department Does not deliver on Candidate Clinton's Promise to Go After Smut Peddlers, October 1999