Privacy Policy

In visiting the "Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown" web site ("the Web Site"), you are hereby notified that the following policies, disclaimers, and terms of use are in effect. Your online session at the Web Site means that you have accepted these policies and agree with them.

Minors. The Web Site is not lawfully accessible to persons under the age of 18 or who are otherwise covered by the provisions of the Child Online Privacy Act of 1998 (COPA).  If you are under the age of 18 you must leave this site  immediately.  Fraudulent use of this website may make you subject to civil or criminal  sanctions. Because of the nature of the World Wide Web, the Web Site cannot prohibit minors from visiting this site. The Web Site must rely on parents, guardians and those responsible for supervising children and teenagers to decide which materials are appropriate for such children and teenagers to view and/or purchase.  Parents and guardians are encouraged to read our Privacy Policy set forth herein.

Reasonable precautions. Reasonable precautions are also taken to ensure that the Web Site is free of viruses, adware, spyware and other intrusive and unauthorized programs (collectively, "intrusive programs"). In the event that such programs invade the Web Site, all reasonable efforts will be made to remove such intrusive programs and the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown, its members, employees, associates, webmaster and agent are not liable for any damages and intrusive program installations that may affect any visitor to the  Web Site or any email recipient of electronic transmissions from the .com domain. The Web Site does not engage in the practice of using spyware, adware or other intrusive programs to view and/or gather data about its visitors. Web visitors are encouraged to ensure that their computer systems are updated with appropriative anti-virus, anti-adware and other protective software programs.

Spam; Phishing. The Web Site does not collect email addresses.  If you believe you have received spam (unauthorized commercial email) from the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown and/or the Web Site please forward the offending email, with the header intact, to support @ jackabrown.com, so that the appropriate authorities may be notified and appropriate action taken. Similarly, the practice of "phishing," which is highly illegal, has victimized many unsuspecting victims using the Internet. "Phishing" refers to the act of sending an e-mail to a user falsely claiming to be an established legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information that will be used for identity theft. The e-mail directs the user to visit a web site where they are asked to update personal information, such as passwords and credit card, social security, and bank account numbers, which the legitimate organization already has. The web site, however, is bogus and set up only to steal the user's information. If you receive any email you believe is not sent from the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown or the Web Site, do not reply to the email. Instead, forward the email to support @ jackabrown.com so that appropriate legal actions may be taken.

No Endorsement of Third Parties. The Web Site contains links to third party web sites, including without limitation, social networking services, for informational purposes as a convenience to visitors to Web Site. In providing these links, the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown does not necessarily endorse the content of said third party web sites, nor does it provide an endorsement, express or implied, of the services or products offered by such linked third parties.

Copyright . All content included on the Web Site, such as text, graphics, logos, button icons, images, audio clips, digital downloads, data compilations, and software, is the property of the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown, or its content suppliers, and protected by United States and international copyright laws. District maps have been provided under the public domain by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. Licensed purchases of graphic images are expressly licensed through the webmaster, LegalTech, through contract with IStockPhoto, and may not be copied or downloaded under any circumstances. The compilation of all content on this site is the exclusive property of the Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws.

Privacy Policy

The following is a privacy policy for the Web Site:

Our homepage on the Internet is located at http://www.jackabrown.com

You may contact us by United States mail at:

The Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown
Post Office Box 220
St. Johns, Arizona   85936 United States

You may contact us by e-mail at support @ JackABrown.com

You may also contact us by phone:  (928) 337-4420

Voluntary Data Collection. The Web Site includes a weblog (commonly referred to as a "blog") by which visitors can voluntarily subscribe by RSS feeds delivered online or via email.  In no event are email addresses or other forms of information collected by The Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown for these subscriptions, which are automated through syndication services.  The user data that may be voluntarily submitted by writing to support @ JackABrown.com is the only form of data personally received by The Committee to Re-Elect Jack A. Brown.  Absolutely no financial information is received by the Web Site.

Electronically submitted information through voluntary, user-initiated email contact to support @ JackABrown.com will be stored for election purposes ONLY. It will not be sold or shared with any other person or organization. Please read our notice above regarding spam and phishing. 

Anonymous and Involuntary Data Collection. When visiting web sites certain information about you and your computer can sometimes be collected. This section explains what information the Web Site collects, and how it is used.

Please note that all of the involuntary data collection outlined below is ANONYMOUS meaning that only the IP is recorded and not your personal data:

Click-Stream Data.  Virtually all web sites collect click-stream data. This data includes information such as which page was accessed, the time of the access, IP of the visitor etc. This information is typically stored in web access logs.

HTTP Protocol Information. This includes information such as the referring page, browser type, operating system etc.

User's Resource Interaction. Exit pages and how long a visitor remained on a page, which buttons were clicked, etc., are stored in the server logs.

Search Terms. Search terms used on search engines or within the Web Site by visitors to the Web Site.

The involuntary, non-personal data collected on our Web server is used for technical administration.

~~~ Last amended August 27, 2008