Advocacy is stronger when errors are correctable.

Source first. Proof boundaries always.

Court records, official statements and attributed reporting are prioritized. “Alleged,” “charged,” “investigated” and “convicted” are not interchangeable. Material claims should link to their source and distinguish procedural concerns from proof of innocence, fabrication or corruption.

Document the error and the stronger source.

Submit the exact sentence, URL, date and replacement source. Corrections supported by primary records are prioritized. Material changes should update the reviewed date and remain visible in the public record.

Minimum data, explicit choices.

• Raw sign-in email is not stored for ordinary petition signing.
• A keyed one-way identity hash enforces one signature per account.
• Public name and region display is optional.
• Email is encrypted and retained only when the signer separately opts in to essential campaign updates.
• Opted-in email can be removed at any time from the signed-in petition panel.
• Contact and opted-in update data is retained for up to 24 months after the campaign's last active use, unless deletion is legally required sooner.

No harassment, identification or interference.

Do not identify, contact or harass complainants, witnesses, lawyers, court staff or investigators. Do not publish leaked, private or unlawfully obtained material. This campaign challenges procedure and pre-trial restraint; it does not ask readers to decide disputed criminal facts outside a courtroom.

One person. One truthful signature.

By signing, a supporter confirms that the signature is their own and supports the exact petition statement shown at submission. Automated, duplicate, deceptive or abusive submissions may be removed from public totals. Public campaign data is provided without a warranty that it will influence any court or government decision.