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What Federal Election Monitors Can and Can’t Do at Polling Places in Georgia

What Federal Election Monitors Can and Can’t Do at Polling Places in Georgia

by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Oct 27, 2026 | Elections, Immigration, Rule of Law, 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...
Trump Transforms the DOJ Into His Personal Law Firm

Trump Transforms the DOJ Into His Personal Law Firm

by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Oct 25, 2026 | Rule of Law, Statements

Trump Transforms the DOJ Into His Personal Law Firm President Trump has remade the once independent Department of Justice into an agency devoted to exacting revenge against his perceived political enemies and enriching himself and his family. It is as if the DOJ’s...
The Justice Department’s Attacks on the Rule of Law in Minnesota

The Justice Department’s Attacks on the Rule of Law in Minnesota

by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Oct 21, 2026 | Due Process, Judges, Law Enforcement, Rule of Law, Statements

The Justice Department’s Attacks on the Rule of Law in Minnesota When a federal judge orders the government to release people detained in violation of the Constitution, the government has two legal options: comply with the court’s order or appeal. Those are the...
President Again Cuts Access for News Organizations Whose Reporting He Dislikes. This Time Makes Three.

President Again Cuts Access for News Organizations Whose Reporting He Dislikes. This Time Makes Three.

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...
Can Jay Clayton 2.O Be Trusted to Stand Up to the President?

Can Jay Clayton 2.O Be Trusted to Stand Up to the President?

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...
The Warning Lights Are Flashing for November’s Elections

The Warning Lights Are Flashing for November’s Elections

by Georgia Lawyers for the Rule of Law | Aug 6, 2026 | Elections, Rule of Law, Statements

The Warning Lights Are Flashing for November’s Elections Signs that the Trump administration plans to interfere with the midterm elections in November abound. His primetime speech last month sounded the alarm, alleging Chinese meddling, droves of foreigners...
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