Judicial Malfeasance

Coordinated Use of Standing Dismissals, Rule 11 Sanctions Threats, and Attorney Discipline to Deter Election Integrity Litigation (MI)

Disputed Fact Multiple attorneys who filed election integrity challenges in Michigan faced concurrent financial and professional consequences initiated or recommended by federal and state officials. In August 2021, U.S. District Judge Linda V. Parker sanctioned Sidney Powell, Lin Wood, Stefanie Lambert, and six other attorneys for the King v. Whitmer challenge, ordering monetary payment of […]

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Prolific Use of Standing Dismissals, Rule 11 Sanctions Threats, and Attorney Discipline to Deter Election Integrity Litigation (MI)

Established Fact [Established Fact – As to procedural dismissal rates, Clare Locke letters, anti-analysis clause, and Bailey dismissal basis] The Michigan source record, corroborated by the national elections litigation analysis in the project files, establishes that the characterization of all Michigan post-2020 election cases as having been dismissed “for lack of evidence” is factually inaccurate.

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OSC Legislative Investigation Subjected to Three Simultaneous Dane County Lawsuits – Judicial Resources as Obstruction Tool (WI)

Reasonable Inference [Reasonable Inference – Resource drain on investigative function was the practical effect] The Wisconsin Legislature’s Office of the Special Counsel (OSC) under Special Counsel Michael Gableman faced three separate, simultaneous lawsuits filed against it in Dane County Circuit Court – a Democratic-leaning jurisdiction. These actions forced the OSC to expend significant investigative resources

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OSC Legislative Investigation Subjected to Three Simultaneous Dane County Lawsuits (WI)

Established Fact [Established Fact – Three suits filed] The Wisconsin Legislature’s Office of the Special Counsel (OSC) under Special Counsel Michael Gableman faced three separate, simultaneous lawsuits filed against it in Dane County Circuit Court – a Democratic-leaning jurisdiction. These actions forced the OSC to expend significant investigative resources in defensive litigation rather than investigation.

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Coordinated lawfare strategy against DOGE staff (US)

Reasonable Inference Democratic-aligned groups and Democratic officials are actively using investigations and lawsuits to challenge DOGE’s legality, activity, and personnel in an attempt to prevent discovery of illicit transactions pertaining to NGO’s engaged in questionable election practices. Multiple lawsuits have been filed against DOGE by progressive or Democratic‑aligned organizations (e.g., CREW, Democracy Forward, unions, public‑interest

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Civil Coercion of Alternate Electors – Forced Political Confessions (WI)

Disputed Fact Activist legal organizations Law Forward and Georgetown University’s Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection (ICAP) weaponized civil litigation against Wisconsin’s alternate electors and their attorneys, eventually forcing settlements that required defendants to publicly acknowledge Joe Biden’s victory and legally agree not to serve as presidential electors for Donald Trump in any future election.

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Pre-Election Simulation – Documented Planning for Post-Election Legal Retaliation (US)

Reasonable Inference Pre-election simulation exercises conducted by Democratic-aligned political operatives – including Stuart Karaffa, a former U.S. State Department analyst and Democratic Socialists of America activist – explicitly included plans to retaliate against Trump supporters who raised post-election legal challenges. Documented strategies included exclusion from media platforms, future employment blacklisting, and coordinated legal pressure. This

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Intimidation and Harassment of Special Counsel Investigative Personnel (WI)

Established Fact Personnel in the Wisconsin Office of the Special Counsel (OSC), who were formally authorized by the Wisconsin Legislature to investigate the 2020 election, were systematically targeted via ethics complaints, private investigators hired to probe their personal lives, coordinated media attacks, and reputational-destruction campaigns. These tactics were designed to delegitimize the investigation, exhaust investigative

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Dominion Mass Cease-and-Desist Campaign Against Citizen Poll Challengers (US)

Established Fact Dominion Voting Systems, through its retained law firm Clare Locke LLP, transmitted more than 150 cease-and-desist letters nationally – including more than 30 in Michigan – to private citizens who had served as poll challengers and signed sworn affidavits detailing election anomalies observed at the TCF Center and other locations. The letters demanded

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DOJ Letter Threatening Arizona Senate Audit – Chilling Effect on Legal Counsel (AZ)

Reasonable Inference The U.S. Department of Justice, through its Deputy Assistant Attorney General, transmitted a letter to Arizona Senate Majority Leader Karen Fann explicitly attempting to halt the Arizona Senate’s legislatively authorized forensic audit of Maricopa County election systems. This federal intrusion into a state legislative oversight function – using DOJ letterhead and implying federal

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