Explore the US Judiciary System Researchers Audience
Below you'll find more information about the US Judiciary System Researchers audience, broken down in different categories based on their digital and physical behaviors. These are 719.5 thousand unique devices whose actions qualify for the US Judiciary System Researchers audience.
INTERESTS
The US Judiciary System Researchers audience exhibits a variety of interests and behaviors.
As seen below, the leading interest for the US Judiciary System Researchers audience is Ivy League College Researchers.
| Interest | Composition | Index |
| Ivy League College Researchers | 42.96% | 60.76x |
| Liberal Think Tank Readers | 47.96% | 58.95x |
| Lawyers | 46.70% | 58.92x |
| Online Grammar Tool Users | 42.04% | 55.53x |
| Voters | 44.44% | 51.28x |
| Executive Travelers | 35.86% | 51.19x |
| Financial Business Intelligence Researchers | 35.94% | 49.51x |
| Liberal News Readers | 35.63% | 49.47x |
| Cholesterol Researchers | 33.38% | 48.96x |
| Immigration Resource Researchers | 48.91% | 48.19x |
Composition Percentage:
The overlap percentage between the US Judiciary System Researchers audience and the Interest attribute.
Index: A comparison of the US Judiciary System Researchers audience to the internet population.
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APPAREL RETAILERS
The US Judiciary System Researchers audience visits and shops at a variety of apparel retail locations.
As seen below, the apparel retail location most frequented by the US Judiciary System Researchers audience is Carhartt.
| Location | Composition | Index |
| Carhartt | 0.04% | 0.91x |
Composition Percentage:
The overlap percentage between the US Judiciary System Researchers audience and the Location attribute.
Index: A comparison of the US Judiciary System Researchers audience to the internet population.
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WEBSITES
The US Judiciary System Researchers audience is distinctive due to the websites they visit.
As seen below, the highest indexing website for the US Judiciary System Researchers audience is splcenter.org.
| Website | Composition | Index |
| splcenter.org | 1.70% | 60.94x |
| factcheck.org | 1.45% | 55.11x |
| findlaw.com | 7.49% | 53.60x |
| crooked.com | 1.33% | 52.87x |
| mediamatters.org | 1.22% | 51.94x |
| cornell.edu | 5.16% | 50.42x |
| casebriefs.com | 1.56% | 48.02x |
| fee.org | 1.36% | 45.82x |
| abovethelaw.com | 11.85% | 44.91x |
| paulweiss.com | 1.16% | 43.25x |
Composition Percentage:
The overlap percentage between the US Judiciary System Researchers audience and the Web attribute.
Index: A comparison of the US Judiciary System Researchers audience to the internet population.
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CONTENT AFFINITIES
Content Affinities are Dstillery's proprietary way of categorizing the internet.
As seen below, the most visited Content Affinity for the US Judiciary System Researchers audience is Law School Research Cluster.
| Content Affinity | Composition | Index |
| Law School Research Cluster | 0.26% | 49.41x |
| Institutional Investing | 0.26% | 42.00x |
| Legal Information Research Cluster | 13.67% | 34.86x |
| University Press | 0.80% | 33.67x |
| Public Policy Media | 3.09% | 33.20x |
| International Development & Health | 0.23% | 32.61x |
| Writing & Publishing | 0.80% | 30.52x |
| Feminism | 0.86% | 29.37x |
| Addiction & Recovery Reference | 0.15% | 26.66x |
| Law School | 3.00% | 25.81x |
Composition Percentage:
The overlap percentage between the US Judiciary System Researchers audience and the Content Affinity attribute.
Index: A comparison of the US Judiciary System Researchers audience to the internet population.
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DEMOGRAPHICS
The US Judiciary System Researchers audience resonates most for the following age bracket and gender.
Age
25-34
Gender
Male
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