Judiciary

Judiciary 

Judge gives Arizona Senate one week to settle dispute with Maricopa County supervisors

January 15, 2021January 15, 2021 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Arizona, Arizona Legislature, Arizona Republican Party, Eddie Farnsworth, Election 2020, forensic analysis, Jack Sellers, Karen Fann, mail-in ballots, Maricopa County, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Maricopa County Superior Court, presidential election, Stephen Tully, subpoenas, Timothy Thomason, Warren Petersen

A judge on Wednesday refused to order Maricopa County to comply with subpoenas from Arizona Senate Republicans demanding access to

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Elections Judiciary 

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton nabs vote harvester

January 14, 2021January 14, 2021 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Ballot harvesting, Democrats, Election Fraud Division, illegal voting, Joe Biden, John Cornyn, Ken Paxton, M.J. Hegar, Project Veritas, Rachel Rodriguez, Republicans, Texas Election Code, vote harvesting

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the arrest of Rachel Rodriguez on Wednesday for election fraud, illegal voting, unlawfully assisting

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Judiciary 

Judge approves motion for discovery in Michigan election lawsuit

January 13, 2021January 13, 2021 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments 13th Circuit Court, Allied Security Operations Group, Antrim County, Apple, Dana Nessel, Dominion Voting Systems, Election 2020, Facebook, Google, Jocelyn Benson, Kevin Elsenheimer, Matthew DePerno, Michigan, William Bailey

A 13th Circuit Court chief judge in Michigan approved a motion for discovery Monday, ordering Democratic Secretary of State Jocelyn

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Judiciary White House 

‘Yellow-bellied coward’ Bill Barr resigns after tough tweets from Trump

December 15, 2020December 15, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Bruce Ohr, Carter Page, Christopher Steele, CIA, Constitution, Democratic National Committee, Democratic Party, DNC, FBI, FISA, FISA warrants, Fusion GPS, Hillary Clinton, House Judiciary Committee, Hunter Biden, James Baker, James Clapper, James Comey, Jeff Rosen, Joe Biden, John Brennan, Karl Racine, Lisa Page, Mueller probe, Peter Strzok, President Donald Trump, Robert Mueller, Russia dossier, Russia hoax, Russia probe, Sebastian Gorka, William Barr

Attorney General William Barr resigned on Monday, one year and two months after he assigned Special Counsel John Durham to

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Judiciary White House 

Special Counsel John Durham exhibits signs of life

December 14, 2020December 14, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Andrew McCabe, Bill Priestap, Carter Page, Central Intelligence Agency, Chuck Grassley, CIA, Durham investigation, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigations, FISA, FISA Court, FISA probe, FISA warrants, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, James Comey, Jim Jordan, Joe Pientka, John Durham, Justice Department, Michael Flynn, Michael Horowitz, Peter Strzok, President Donald Trump, Russia, Russia collusion, Russia dossier, Russia probe, White House, William Barr

Special Counsel John Durham is expanding his team of prosecutors, a ‘federal law enforcement official’ told Fox News Monday, as

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Judiciary 

Supreme Court decision won’t stop fight for election integrity

December 12, 2020December 12, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Article III, Constitution, democracy, Democratic Party, Election Day, election fraud, election integrity, Electoral College, Georgia, GOP, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Republican Party, Safe Harbor, Safe Harbor Day, Sean Parnell, Sidney Powell, State of Texas, US Supreme Court, voter fraud, Wisconsin

The U. S. Supreme Court has delivered yet another blow to our hope for a fair hearing to delve into

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Judiciary 

Will Alito upend Biden bid to snatch presidency with illegal votes?

December 8, 2020December 8, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Constitution, Democratic Party, Election Day, Electors Clause, Equal Protection Clause, Georgia, GOP, Gregory H. Teufel, mail-in ballots, Michigan, Mike Kelly, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Republican Party, Safe Harbor, Samuel Alito, Sean Parnell, State of Texas, US Supreme Court, Wisconsin

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has voters on edge as he adjudicates a case which could derail the Democratic

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Judiciary Media 

Judge Jeanine hammers Bill Barr with 35 questions on his tenure at Justice Department

December 7, 2020December 8, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments absentee ballots, Andrew McCabe, Atlanta, Barack Obama, Benghazi report, Bill Barr, Bill Clinton, bombing, Department of Justice, Detroit, DoJ, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigations, James Baker, James Comey, Jimmy Carter, Joe Biden, John Durham, Judge Jeanine Pirro, Kevin Clinesmith, Logan Act, mail-in ballots, Michael Flynn, Milwaukee, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, President Donald Trump, Russia dossier, Russia hoax, Russia probe, swing states, USS Cole, voter fraud, Voter Integrity Project, William Barr

Fox News Channel host Judge Jeanine Pirro unleashed one of her most epic takedowns ever on Saturday as she hammered

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Judiciary Public Safety Security 

FBI requests election fraud data from Voter Integrity Project

November 29, 2020November 29, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments absentee ballots, Arizona, Crossroads, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigations, Federal Voting Assistance Program, Georgia, GOP monitor, Joshua Philipp, Look Ahead America, mail-in ballot fraud, mail-in ballots, mail-in voting, Matt Braynard, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania, post office boxes, swing states, swing voters, Trump for President, VIP, Voter Integrity Project, voter rolls, Wisconsin

The leader of the Voter Integrity Project, Matt Braynard, announced on Twitter Sunday: “The FBI has proactively and directly requested

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Judiciary White House 

Pennsylvania Supreme Court backs zombie ballots

November 24, 2020November 24, 2020 Dawn Joseph 0 Comments Christine L. Donohue, David N. Wecht, election Code, General Assembly, GOP, Kevin M. Dougherty, mail-in ballot fraud, mail-in ballots, mail-in voting, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Philadelphia, Republican Party, Republicans, Sallie Updyke Mundy, swing states, swing voters, Thomas G. Saylor

A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling Monday seems to affirm the new Democratic mantra that every ballot must count, even those

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