Cookie Preferences and Choices
You can manage your cookie preferences when visiting the Center for Law and Public Trust website in two ways:
- Through the cookie banner that appears when you first visit our website.
- By adjusting your web browser settings to block or restrict cookies.
You can also delete cookies that have already been placed on your device. However, blocking Essential Cookies may impact site functionality.
For guidance on managing or deleting cookies based on your browser type, visit the help or support page of your specific browser.
Personal Information and Non-Personal Information
Cookies contain text strings that store information about the browser, usage patterns, and preferences. Some cookies may store personally identifiable data, such as:
- Your IP address.
- Your actions on the Center for Law and Public Trust website (i.e., pages visited, time spent, search queries).
- Unique device identifiers.
The Center for Law and Public Trust collects additional personal information that you voluntarily provide it (i.e., by submitting a form).
Additionally, when you visit our website, non-personal data will automatically be collected and stored, such as:
- Your browser type and operating system.
- Website activity, including traffic patterns and page interactions.
- Aggregated statistics to improve website functionality and security.
This data does not personally identify you and is used solely for analytics and site improvements.
Types of Cookies Used on the Center for Law and Public Trust website
Essential Cookies
These cookies and scripts are fundamental to the operation of the website. Without them, the site simply cannot function or deliver the core services a user expects.
If blocked, this site may not function properly.
Analytics Cookies
These trackers gather aggregated and anonymous data to measure behavior en masse rather than identifying specific individuals.
If blocked, there is minimal to no impact for site visitors.
Personalization Cookies
These cookies and scripts allow a website to remember choices a user has made in the past to provide an enhanced and more tailored experience.
If blocked, some site features may not work as expected.