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Suburban Courts and Crime Reporter, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Suburban courts & crime for @phillyinquirer. Reformed Pocono hillbilly. Ex-@hartfordcourant columnist. RIP @PhillyDailyNews. Powered by recycled parts.
Deputy City Editor and Writer, Times Union (Albany)
I am a news editor and writer at the Albany Times Union. Mom. Buckeye state native, but upstate NY resident for last three decades.
Journalist, ITN
Journalist at @ITVNews. Views are my own, retweets aren’t endorsements. Hit me up on mahatir.pasha@itn.co.uk
Head of Content, Big 5 Global
Group Editor of @BigProjectME, @consultant_me and @MEConstructionN. Got a GCC construction related story? Get in touch at gavin.davids@cpitrademedia.com
Data Reporter, New York Amsterdam News
Data Reporter @NYAmNews Previously @wnpr, @SpotlightPA and @newsobserver. Email ashad.hajela@amsterdamnews.com for tips. DM for Signal.
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Freelance Contributor, Freelance
Professor, @bushschooldc @tamu. President, @oxussociety. Fellow, @kennaninstitute Formerly @HarrimanInst. Focus on Central Asia & organizing rare book fairs
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Education Reporter, Texas Tribune
Education reporter @TexasTribune covering postsecondary pathways to employment • she/her • ✉️: sneha.dey@texastribune.org
Staff Writer, Indigenous Affairs Desk, Grist
Journalist @grist reporting on climate change, the environment and Indigenous peoples in the Pacific and beyond | taotao Marianas | prev: @CivilBeat @AP @WSJ
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National Editor, Fortune India
Reporter, @FortuneIndia. Been with @BT_India, @bsindia, @BWBusinessworld, @IndianExpress, @mag_dhanam Views, retweets are personal
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find journalists covering Criminal Justice?
Use filters such as industry, country, journalist type, or outlet to narrow your search to reporters, editors, or contributors who specialize in Criminal Justice. You’ll see profiles that match those criteria.Do you offer contact emails for these journalists?
Yes. Verified contact details (e.g. emails, LinkedIn, X) become available with a premium subscription. Free users can view profiles but contact info is redacted.Can I filter Criminal Justice journalists by location or publication?
Absolutely. You can target by country, city/state, or specific outlets to focus your outreach where it matters.What information does each Criminal Justice journalist profile include?
Each profile contains journalist type, role, beat(s), industry, outlet, location, and recent articles to help you understand their coverage focus.Can I export journalists covering Criminal Justice for campaigns?
Yes. Premium users can export lists of profiles into CSV or XLSX files, ready for outreach workflows or PR tools.How often are journalist profiles for Criminal Justice updated?
The database is refreshed regularly to keep beats, roles, outlets, and contact details up to date.Why focus on journalists by specific beat?
Targeting by beat ensures your pitch lands with journalists already covering the topic, making your outreach more relevant and increasing the chance of coverage.Can I subscribe just to get a list of Criminal Justice journalists for one project?
Yes. You may subscribe for a short term to export lists for a specific campaign and cancel afterward if you like.Can I cancel my subscription anytime?
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