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Chief Investigative Reporter, Judicial Watch. Personal views only. Also follows wildland fire and horse racing. Occam was right: use the Razor.

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Chief Investigative Reporter, Judicial Watch. Major investigative projects, FOIA expert. Former Wall Street Journal, Fox News. Areas of interest include crime, corruption, politics, New York City issues. Who is Micah Morrison? I get that question a lot. Here's an answer: http://www.micahmorrison.com/about/

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Judicial Watch: Fighting for Election Integrity

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By Micah Morrison Verified
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In the fight for election integrity, Judicial Watch continues to notch voter-friendly victories across the country. In California, Judicial Watch sued the state for failing to maintain accurate voter rolls—a requirement of the National Voter Registration Act. The law requires the removal of most inactive voter registrations after two general elections. The numbers are astonishing.
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Case Closed? Judicial Watch Investigates Butler Assassination Attempt

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In November, the FBI closed its investigation of the attempt by Thomas Crooks to kill President Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. But Judicial Watch has not stopped looking for answers. What exactly happened in Butler in July 2024 before, during, and after shots were fired? A full picture of the Butler shooting is critical to understanding the attempt on the president’s life—and perhaps preventing future assassination attempts.
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Judicial Watch’s Historic Day at the Supreme Court - Judicial Watch

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By Micah Morrison Verified
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Judicial Watch was at the Supreme Court on Monday fighting for a critical legal determination: Election Day is a day—not five days, not a week, not a month. “This is the most important Supreme Court election integrity case in a generation,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
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