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Articles by Sara Chimene-Weiss
Election deniers want your data
The Trump administration is in the middle of a massive, unprecedented, and unlawful effort to accumulate your private voter data in advance of the midterms. Since last May, the Justice Department has demanded access to nearly every state’s full, unredacted voter file in an effort to create a central federal database of voter information. Why does the DOJ want this mountain of data on virtually every voter in the country?
The Function and Effect of Legal Nonprofits in Promoting Justice
In the pursuit of a fair and just society, legal nonprofits play a pivotal role in empowering individuals and communities that may otherwise lack access to adequate legal representation. These organizations, driven by their commitment to social justice and public service, work tirelessly to bridge the justice gap and provide essential legal assistance to those in need.
Partisan Election Review Efforts in Five States
More than seven months after Arizona officials certified the 2020 presidential election results, the state senate’s ongoing partisan review of Maricopa County’s results has received national attention. But what’s happening in Arizona is not an isolated incident. Just last week, the Associated Press reported that Senate Republicans in Pennsylvania are considering a similar review there.
An Alternative to Impeachment: New Bill Helps Enforce Accountability for Capitol Riots
“Former President Trump’s actions preceding the riot were a disgraceful dereliction of duty,” said Senator Mitch McConnell on the last day of President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial. “There is no question that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of that day.” McConnell spoke these words while acquitting Trump on procedural grounds for his involvement in the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Bans on Guns at the Polls Are Plainly Constitutional
Published by The Lawfare Institute in Cooperation With There’s always some worry about violence or intimidation at the polls, but this year that concern is particularly stark. The past year has seen increasedactivity from white supremacist terrorist organizations andanti-lockdownprotesters brandishing military-style assault weapons at state capitols—not to mention the president’s requests to his followers to join the “Trump army”and engage in aggressive poll watching.
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