Micah Morrison

4 weeks ago | judicialwatch.org | Micah Morrison

Democracy by its nature is a messy business and the fight for clean and honest elections never ends. Judicial Watch has risen to the vanguard of voting integrity and voter rights reform with legal actions that include ending discriminatory elections in Hawaii, stopping extreme partisan gerrymandering in Maryland, and cleaning four million and counting dirty names from voter rolls around the country. And there’s more to come.

2 months ago | judicialwatch.org | Micah Morrison

Rotten Big Apple? Prosecutorial pile-on? Politics as blood sport? To legal observers in New York City, those were the questions haunting the pending criminal trial of Mayor Eric Adams. The Trump Justice Department ended speculation last week with a bombshell memo to the U.S Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, the fabled and famously independent SDNY, directing the office to “dismiss the pending charges” against Adams.

2 months ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Micah Morrison

Rotten Big Apple? Prosecutorial pile-on? Politics as blood sport? To legal observers in New York City, those were the questions haunting the pending criminal trial of Mayor Eric Adams. The Trump Justice Department ended speculation last week with a bombshell memo to the U.S Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, the fabled and famously independent SDNY, directing the office to “dismiss the pending charges” against Adams.

2 months ago | judicialwatch.org | Micah Morrison

President Trump is off to a fast start with a battering ram of executive orders aimed at the issues central to his promises to the American people: the border, the economy, the woke oligarchy, and national security. Nowhere are the stakes—for the president and the country—higher than in national security. Trump has pledged to take on the “Deep State” of civilian and military officials who seek to control or undermine democratically elected leaders.

Dec 26, 2024 | judicialwatch.org | Micah Morrison

Pundits and historians will be a long time sorting out the magnitude of Donald Trump’s electoral victory but one thing already is clear: Trump not only triumphed in the presidential contest, he also won the lawfare war. The latter—a victory for the constitutional foundation of the country —may prove as consequential as the former. “Lawfare” is political war fought by other means: partisan warfare conducted in the courts and the media.