by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Sep 29, 2026 | Blog, Rule of Law
So, what actually happens after Georgians vote? View Carousel No one wants to hear “just trust us” when it comes to counting your vote. Written procedures, trained local officials, audits, and lawful ways to investigate concerns all help protect the count. We don’t...
by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Sep 29, 2026 | Blog, Rule of Law
Following Rules Watch Video A small town shouldn’t lose its voice just because the other side is the federal government. When Social Circle challenged a massive proposed detention facility, the rule of law gave the community a path to ask questions, demand review, and...
by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Sep 29, 2026 | Blog, Rule of Law
Everyday Rule of Law – You depend on this every day. Probably without realizing it! Watch Video Most of us never think about the rule of law when it’s working. We simply expect contracts to be honored, our work to be paid, our vote to count. We expect the same...
by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Sep 21, 2026 | Free Press, Rule of Law, Statements
President Again Cuts Access for News Organizations Whose Reporting He Dislikes. This Time Makes Three. Can any President bar from the White House journalists and news organizations who publish stories he finds objectionable? Ample legal authority—grounded in the...
by wpadmin | Sep 3, 2026 | Blog, Judges, Rule of Law
Federal judges say they’re facing intensified threats since start of Trump’s second term “Things have gotten so much more dangerous,” a federal judge said in an interview with POLITICO. “I think we are headed in the wrong direction.” GLRL is gravely concerned with the...
by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Aug 18, 2026 | Rule of Law, Statements
Can Jay Clayton 2.O Be Trusted to Stand Up to the President? The Jay Clayton who chaired the Securities and Exchange Commission would make a perfect Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Jay, who was my boss at the SEC, was someone who pulled no punches and always...
