Justice Connection
Justice Connection, Stacey Young, Jonathan Rusch, Sasha Samberg-Champion, Eric Peffley, Andrew J. Tessman, Jeremiah Johnson, Rebecca B. Bond, Thomas E. Brzozowski, Betsy E Burke, Laura-Kate Bernstein, Glenn KirschnerThe rule of law is under attack. Our network of former Justice Department officials explain what’s happening & why it matters.
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We're a network of Justice Department alumni mobilizing to protect DOJ’s apolitical workforce and uphold the rule of law.
I'm the executive director of Justice Connection, which I founded in January 2025 after ending my 18-year career as a DOJ lawyer.
I'm a law professor and former Justice Department prosecutor, examining challenges to democracy, constitutional government, and the rule of law, through the lenses of law and logic, and with a bias toward "a loyalty to truth" (Judge Learned Hand).
Special Counsel for Civil Rights at National Fair Housing Alliance. Deputy GC at Department of Housing and Urban Development in Biden-Harris Administration. Previously at Relman Colfax PLLC; DOJ's Civil Rights Division; and New York AG's Office.
I'm a career public servant who resigned from the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division in 2025 after approximately 11 years, last serving as a Trial Attorney in the Criminal Section.
Former J6 Prosecutor. All views expressed are my own.
Attorney and Former Immigration Judge, Immigration and Refugee Law Expert, Executive Vice President of the National Association of Immigration Judges
Rebecca B. Bond is a civil rights attorney who spent 25 years at DOJ protecting people with disabilities and marginalized communities, serving as Chief of the Disability Rights Section and twice as Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General.
Principal - Redoubt Advisory LLC | Former Counsel for Domestic Terrorism (DOJ) | Army Veteran
Former US Justice Department lawyer for 30+ years; Proponent of Voter Protection and diverse voices at the Polls; Interested in young people, Climate, strong and inclusive communities, and the UUMC mission
Legal Director @ ZwillGen --- Former Civil Rights Prosecutor --- Analysis and views are my own.
Legal Analyst. Former 30-year federal prosecutor. Army vet. Rule of law guy. 100% independent.
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