The Caution Project exists to help communities make safer, well-informed decisions by organizing and presenting documented information that might otherwise be difficult to find. We believe people deserve access to reliable source materials before making decisions that affect children, families, and their communities.
The Caution Project is an independent educational and documentation organization. We do not determine guilt or innocence, make prosecutorial decisions, conduct criminal investigations, or render legal conclusions. Our role is to organize, preserve, and present documented information responsibly and transparently so readers can evaluate source materials and reach their own well-informed conclusions.
Information empowers people to make thoughtful decisions. We believe documented information should be accessible, transparent, and presented responsibly so individuals, families, organizations, and communities can better understand matters that may affect their safety and well-being.
Not every matter of legitimate public concern results in a criminal prosecution, criminal conviction, or inclusion on a public registry. Important information may instead exist within public records, administrative proceedings, court filings, licensing actions, agency reports, or other documented sources that are often difficult for the public to locate, obtain, or evaluate.
The Caution Project exists to help organize and present documented information that may assist individuals, families, organizations, and communities in making well-informed decisions. Our purpose is not to persuade people what to think, but to make reliable source materials more accessible so readers can thoughtfully evaluate the information and reach their own informed conclusions.
The Caution Project is an independent educational and documentation organization. We do not determine guilt or innocence, make prosecutorial decisions, conduct criminal investigations, or render legal conclusions. Our role is to organize, preserve, and present documented information responsibly and transparently so readers can evaluate source materials and reach their own well-informed conclusions.
The Caution Project's work extends beyond publishing documented information. Depending on the circumstances, we may be able to assist with locating public records, organizing and evaluating documented information, navigating complex public information, identifying appropriate resources, or helping individuals, families, organizations, and communities better understand matters that fall within the scope of our mission.
We welcome inquiries regarding how The Caution Project may be able to assist you, your family, organization, or community. While we cannot assist with every request, we are happy to discuss whether your inquiry falls within the scope of our mission.
Our Commitment
The Caution Project is committed to responsible documentation, thoughtful evaluation, transparency, and the ethical use of information.
Learn about our principles, responsibilities, and legal policies: