Upholding the Oath
Upholding the oath our military leaders take is essential to the Rule of Law.
They must obey lawful orders, but have a duty not to obey unlawful orders—ones that violate the Constitution or our laws.
Reminding our military of their oath to follow the law is not “sedition,” as President Trump claims. It is his statements of “seditious behavior, punishable by death” and “hang them George Washington would” that are inconsistent with the Rule of Law.
Read the Navy Times article, Lawmakers urge troops to refuse illegal orders in video
Additional Statements
What Federal Election Monitors Can and Can’t Do at Polling Places in Georgia
Georgians concerned about U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) election monitors being sent to Georgia for next week’s elections should be aware that federal and state laws strictly limit where they can go and what they can do. The DOJ has notified at least six Georgia...
The Symposium Has Ended. Our Work Continues.
THANK YOU FOR STANDING WITH US!Restoring the Rule of LawA Symposium on the Future of the United States Department of JusticeOn behalf of Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law, thank you for joining us for Friday's symposium, Restoring the Rule of Law: A Symposium on the...
Trump Transforms the DOJ Into His Personal Law Firm
President Trump has remade the once independent DOJ into an agency devoted to exacting revenge against his perceived political enemies and enriching himself and his family.
The Justice Department’s Attacks on the Rule of Law in Minnesota
The rule of law depends on courts that have the authority to say “stop” and a government that stops when ordered to.
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