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We are dedicated to promoting transparency and accountability within the law enforcement and criminal legal systems. Our comprehensive database provides critical information regarding law enforcement officers and public officials whose actions may impact their credibility in judicial proceedings. Should you have any inquiries or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.

The Brady List provides the public and the legal community a centralized, transparent mechanism for submitting formal complaints concerning misconduct by officers, prosecutors, judges, and government agents. Each type of complaint is reviewed and cataloged to promote accountability and to ensure compliance with Brady, Giglio, and related disclosure obligations.

File Officer Complaint

Complaints against law enforcement officers address misconduct such as dishonesty, evidence suppression, excessive force, false reporting, or bias. Verified entries are recorded to alert prosecutors, defense counsel, and the courts of potential Brady or Giglio impeachment material that must be disclosed in future proceedings.

File Prosecutor Complaint

Complaints against prosecutors concern ethical breaches or constitutional violations, including suppression of exculpatory evidence, witness coercion, or conflicts of interest. The Brady List preserves this information to ensure that defendants and defense counsel are informed of credibility issues that affect due process.

File Judge Complaint

Complaints against judicial officers focus on misconduct that undermines impartiality or the integrity of the court—such as bias, ex parte communications, retaliation, or failure to enforce Brady disclosure obligations. These records document systemic failures and promote accountability within the judiciary.

File a Government Agent Complaint

Complaints against administrative or regulatory officials address abuse of authority, procedural misconduct, or retaliatory enforcement. Such entries help ensure that quasi-judicial officers and agency representatives adhere to constitutional and ethical standards equivalent to those of courts and prosecutors.

Child Protective Services [CPS]

Child Support Enforcement [CSE]

Departments of Commerce [DOC]

Departments of Health [DOH]

Departments of Insurance [DOI]

Departments of Labor [DOL]

Departments of Motor Vehicles [DMV]

Departments of Natural Resources [DNR]

Departments of Public Safety [DPS]

Departments of Revenue [DOR]

Neither FOIA nor State Sunshine Law Requests are compelling upon a private entity; however, we have a comprehensive policy and commitment to transparency.

You are welcome to contact the agencies listed below for the purposes of official information discovery.

Individuals who believe they have been inaccurately listed or that a published entry is incomplete, outdated, or otherwise improper may request a formal review for removal or correction. Requests for removal must include verifiable identifying information and documented evidence supporting the claim.

Request a Removal

All removal requests are reviewed for factual and legal sufficiency in accordance with Brady v. Maryland (373 U.S. 83 [1963]), Giglio v. United States (405 U.S. 150 [1972]), and the site’s public-interest mandate. Submission of a request does not guarantee removal; decisions are based solely on objective documentation and statutory disclosure obligations.