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3 months 
6 months  
One year 
1/3 page
1 month 
2 months 
3 months 
6 months  
One year 
1 col.
wide
2-3/8" x
9-3/4"

2 col. wide
4-7/8" x 4-3/4"

$545
$950
$1,300
$2,350
$4,375

$945
$1,700
$2,505
$4,370
$7,775

2 col.
wide
4-7/8"
x 9-3/4"

3 col. wide
7-1/2" x 6-1/2"

1/2 back page

3 col. wide
7-1/2" x 4-3/4"

1-1/2 col. wide
3-5/8" x 6-1/2"

3 col. wide
7-1/2" x 3-1/8"

1 month  $910
2 months  $1,660
3 months  $2,230
6 months  $4,095
One year  $7,640

This is the same size as an
inside 1/2 page, placed at the
bottom of the back page,
below the mailing address.
Inquire about availability.

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Classified Ad Prices,
Sizes and Policies
1.	 Only advertising of products, services, or providing or requesting
information will be considered.
2.	 Payment must be made in
advance. There is a two month
minimum on classified ads.
3.	 The first line ONLY can be in
Bold. Submit first line in bold type
or otherwise indicate you want the
first line in bold.
4.	 Periods and spaces between
words and sentences count as one
character. For example the following three words with the space in
between and punctuation adds
up to 22 characters:
  Legal Services. Cheap!
5.	 There are 32 characters per line,
including spaces and punctuation.
6.	 All ads are in Myriad Pro 9.5 point
type.
7.	 Prisoner names or addresses are
not accepted.
8.	 Messages between prisoners are
not accepted.
9.	 Messages to a prisoner are not
accepted.
10.	 Advertisments for prison pen
pals are not accepted.
11.	 Advertisements for a pen pal service are OK.
12.	 Requesting legal assistance with
a case will be accepted if an
attorney is the contact person.
13.	 All ads will be placed at CLN’s
discretion.
14.	 Criminal Legal News reserves the
right to refuse any ad.

1/48th page
2 months $110

3 rows of 32 characters
= 96 characters total.

1/36th page
2 months $125

5 rows of 32 characters = 160 characters total.

1/30th page
2 months $135

6 rows of 32 characters = 192 characters total.

1/24th page
2 months $150

8 rows of 32 characters = 256 characters total.

Actual Size of Ad
Circle if you want the 1st line to be in
Bold type (like above) or Regular type.

Actual Size of Ad
Circle if you want the 1st line to be in
Bold type (like above) or Regular type.

Actual Size of Ad
Circle if you want the 1st line to be in
Bold type (like above) or Regular type.

Actual Size of Ad
Circle if you want the 1st line to be in
Bold type (like above) or Regular type.

Advertiser Information
No. of months:      Rates are effective Sept. 1, 2018
Size: 1/24 1/30 1/36 1/48 (circle one)
Amount Enclosed:                    
Name:                       
Company:                      
Address:                       
City/State/Zip:                      

Mail Ad Text, Payment and Form to Criminal Legal News
PO Box 1151 • Lake Worth, FL 33460

Purchase ads by phone with Visa, Mastercard,
Discover, or American Express [561] 360-2523
Advertising Questions? Email CLN at ads@criminallegalnews.org
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Advertising Policies

Special Advertising

Criminal Legal News reserves the right to
decline advertising for any reason. Slight variations in ad dimensions may be necessary to
improve the look of a magazine page. This
sometimes results in a larger ad than the listed
dimensions. Ad copy and changes must
be received by the 25th of each month
for placement in the upcoming issue.
All ads must be prepaid by check, money
order, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or
American Express.

Criminal Legal News can provide advertising options to reach all or a particular segment of its subscribers. Call 561-360-2523
to discuss your needs and for pricing.

Technical Specifications
Criminal Legal News accepts in display
advertising black-&-white/grayscale
PDF or TIFF formats, at exact size.
Any ads submitted in other sizes or formats
will be charged a one-time fee of $10–15.
CLN can also scan a hard copy
and clean it up for a $15 fee.
If you want us to lay out your ad, a onetime fee of $25–100 will be charged
according to the size and complexity of
your layout needs. Please supply all text and
images, as well as any additional instructions.

Special Placement
Criminal Legal News attempts to place display ads in the magazine so that they receive
maximum exposure on a particular page.
We regularly rotate the ads in each issue.
Additionally, within the following guidelines and for a 10% surcharge, the placement of an ad can be reserved for any location on any page except the inside of the front
and back cover, the back cover and page 3:
 Only space for ads 1/4 page and
larger can be reserved.
 Inquire first for availability
of a particular location.
 Placement is reserved on a first
payment received basis.
 Previously reserved and paid for ads
are grandfathered into a particular
location and cannot be bumped.

Mail Payment and Form to
Advertiser:                                          
Criminal Legal News
Name:                                          
PO Box 1151
Company:                                          
Lake Worth, FL 33460
Address:                                          
Purchase ads by phone with
City/State/Zip:                                              
Visa, Mastercard, Discover,
Ad Frequency and Size
or American Express
No. of months:                 
Size:                                          
Width:                                          
Advertising Questions?
Amt. enclosed:                                                      Email ads@criminallegalnews.org
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[561] 360-2523