Justice Blog
Jon GreenbaumThoughts about justice, progressive legal issues, Justice Legal Strategies, the practice of law, management, and other random musings
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Why the US lawsuit to set 20,000 ballots aside in California is legally and factually weak
Last Thursday, nineteen days before the election, the United States sued California in federal court, asking the court to order California to set aside ballots from 20,000 registered voters in Los Angeles County because those voters are all...
How the Roberts Court has gone out of its way to undermine fair elections
Amid a relative lull in emerging legal issues related to the mid-term election, I wanted to write about how the Roberts Court has undermined fair elections in two significant, long-lasting ways.
Money in politics: Citizens United v. FEC (2...
Why I Think This Election Won’t Be Subverted
The most common concern people raise with me is that the Administration and its allies will subvert the 2026 election in order to avoid a massacre at the polls. My response is that even if they try, I don’t think they will succeed. Here are...
Why flipping Congress in the midterms matters
Like it or not, we have two-plus years more of this disastrous Administration.
But a Democratic-majority House (likely) and/or Senate (possibly) will have an enormous packet. Nothing affirmative in Congress can get done without a majority....
Why I am not in despair about the state of our country and democracy
Several of my longest and closest friends who live outside of DC have been in despair. They think the second Trump presidential term has us headed toward autocracy. I tell them that although this presidency has moved our country toward auto...
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Progressive lawyer. Founder of Justice Legal Strategies PLLC. Former Chief Counsel at the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and Senior Trial Attorney in the Civil Rights Division at the United States Department of Justice.
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