The fundamental power of the ILPP rests in its ability to communicate news about, to and from the legal, criminal and civil justice systems. The ILPP delivers commentary through various media. To illustrate, the ILPP may issue an opinion, or a series of conflicting opinions about a case currently being reviewed by the United States Supreme Court, or communicate a critique, either positive or negative, about a piece of pending or enacted legislation. These works will be available to the public through outlets such as these:

• Position Papers/White Papers on Select Issues

• Formal Studies of Particular Justice Problems

• Forums for Debate and Exchange on Perennial Problems in the Legal System

• Open Sessions at Host or Competing Universities

• Alliances of Colleges and Universities with Similar Interests

• Publication of a Monthly Newsletter

• Press Releases on Topical Questions

• Interaction with Local Media especially Television

• Development of a Web Location with Justice Links and Resources

• Publication of a Scholarly Journal

The information available on the Web sites of California University of Pennsylvania’s departments, organizations or administrative offices do not constitute the official California University of Pennsylvania contract. Views and opinions expressed in these pages are strictly those of the page authors, and comments on the contents of those pages should be directed to those authors.