Ingrid Burke Friedman is the Editorial Director at JURIST. She covers a range of topics within law and legal affairs, including litigation, criminal law, legislation, and international laws, with a particular focus on Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Ingrid's work has been featured in JURIST, where she explores themes such as diplomatic law, extradition, treaties, and legal technology.
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Ingrid Burke Friedman primarily focuses on government, politics, and world affairs. Her coverage prominently features expert commentary and legal policy regulation. Therefore, she is likely to be most receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on international criminal court proceedings, global justice issues, equal access to justice, and relevant political developments.
Given the prominence of opinion editorials in her coverage attributes, Ingrid might also be interested in thought-provoking perspectives related to significant anniversaries or events in the realm of global justice and world affairs.
As her focus appears international without a specified geographic region, pitches should reflect a broad view of global political and legal matters rather than specific national concerns.
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News & Commentary
By: Ingrid Burke Friedman
Taiwan’s Executive Yuan issued a draft amendment to the National Security Act in December 2025 that would penalize public advocacy of war against Taiwan. This proposed change is widely understood to h...
News & Commentary
News & Commentary
By: Ingrid Burke Friedman
In August, 128 former state and federal judges, led by a retired chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court, asked the Florida Bar to discipline the general counsel of the Department of Homeland Secur...
The mountain was colder than she had expected. She had imagined it many times before, but always through him: through the photographs he had brought home, the fragments of routes he described, the nam...
By: Ingrid Burke Friedman
News & Commentary
Orchestrated voices are laying the groundwork for a constitutional amendment required to partition the four provinces. The Interior Minister, close to the Establishment (a popular term for serving generals and top bureaucrats), declared that the
By: Ingrid Burke Friedman
News & Commentary
By: Ingrid Burke Friedman
Smoke fills the air, making it thick and palpable. The pollution creates an acrid stench that burns and is impossible to escape. Strikes on oil depots and energy plants cause
