Eagle4Justice is the Blog ID for David A. Elwell.  He is the Director of the Utah Justice Foundation as well as a co-founder with his wife, Cindy Elwell.  David & Cindy and their four children live in South Jordan.  The Elwell Family moved to Utah in 2000 after David retired from active law practice in California in 1998 to have more time with his growing family and to pursue other business interests.  He has been a consultant to individuals and businesses for more than 20 years.  You can read more about him at DavidElwell.com.

The Eagle4Justice is an Eagle Scout and has spent his life in positions of service – helping others.  He is especially passionate about helping those less fortunate or with the greatest need at the moment.  He is a champion of the underdog and the rights of all citizens which are guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution. 

The Eagle4Justice is fiercly patriotic and asked us to include two of his favorite songs by Americans about the United States of America.  He believes that the Utah Justice Foundation provides an opportunity for service to a mission for improvement of our criminal justice system and thereby society and life in Utah and in the U.S.A.  He invites everyone to join this Mission.

The Eagle4Justice tells us that the Utah Justice Foundation is seeking Justice for ALL in Utah^SM because this mission is in accord with the U.S. Constitution and the Utah Constitution. If you or your company would like to make a donation to the mission of the Utah Justice Foundation and the Eagle4Justice, please visit our Donations page to learn how.

The Eagle4Justice says, “Freedom and Justice are this country’s greatest assets. … I listen to these two songs almost every day as I say a prayer for those servicemen and servicewomen around the world protecting our Freedom - it takes less than 8 minutes to listen, remember and give thanks. If you know someone who needs help with Justice and the challenges of the criminal justice system, please have them contact the Utah Justice Foundation for assistance.”

                      Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning                               God Bless the U.S.A.
                                                 by Alan Jackson                                                          by Lee Greenwood