Defending The Republic "Lawsplainer"
Sidney Powell, Travis Miller, Abigail FryeThis is the blog of non-profit Defending The Republic, Inc. We write to turn the gobbledygook of legal opinions & actions of our government into understandable English for public consumption. This publication is free and distinct from our newsletter.
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defendingtherepubliclawsplainer.sub...Latest Issues
Major Legal Developments This Week: A UFC Fight at the White House; an important legal change for the EEOC; and the Nebraska Tuition Ruling--
This week, we review a desperate lawsuit by liberal activists to stop the UFC event taking place on Sunday at the South Lawn of the White House. We also evaluate a significant opinion issued by the Office of Legal Counsel in the Department...
Federal Judges Decide to Run the Military; The Weaponization Reimbursement Fund Dies; Alabama Wins on its Election Map!
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This week, the D.C. Court of Appeals decided it could run the military better than the Commander in Chief and the Secretary of War concerning soldiers who want to “transition.” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche dealt the death blo...
[COPY] Fraud, Lawfare, and Judicial Scandal
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LAST week, we had a SNAFU in distribution, so we are sending it (again for some people) right now. This issue reports on a significant shift in the Trump Administration’s immigration policy – one which will pursue civil fraud cases a...
Fraud, Lawfare, and Judicial Scandal
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This week, we report on a significant shift in the Trump Administration’s immigration policy – one which will pursue civil fraud cases against immigration lawyers who have filed false asylum claims. We also highlight the wrongful con...
Courts Clash Over Evidence, Abortion Pills, and OpenAI
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It was a busy week in the courts. This week’s Lawsplainer covers the curious decision of a New York court to suppress some evidence seized after the arrest of Luigi Mangione—the alleged assassin of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompso...
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Former federal prosecutor & lead counsel in more than 500 federal appeals/ Author of LICENSED TO LIE: Exposing Corruption in DOJ/ "America's Guardian Angel of Justice"/ Founded DefendingTheRepublic.org & DefendingTheRepublicPAC.com.
I'm an attorney with a passion for Constitutional issues and matters that touch upon the public interest.
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