A3P Releases Transcripts of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Sentencing Hearings

Prosecutor Memos Reveal Graphic Details of Crimes For Which KBJ Gave Weak Sentences

WASHINGTON — Article III Project (A3P) today released new research on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s excessively lenient sentencing record toward criminals charged with distributing and possessing child pornography. A3P obtained the eight sentencing transcripts and seven prosecutor sentencing recommendations (eighth under seal) for eight separate cases regarding child pornography where Judge Jackson handed down sentences that were below the United States Sentencing Guidlines, a pattern that A3P has found through research since the beginning of the nomination process. The eighth case was reported by Fox News after the hearing, leading to speculation of a cover-up. Yesterday, A3P launched a set of ads calling on U.S. Senators to vote against Judge Jackson’s nomination.

“Judge Jackson’s consistent record of excessive leniency and excuse-making for child sex predators is not only deeply disturbing; it’s disqualifying. The responsibility of a judge is to exercise sound judgment. Judge Jackson failed in this regard in 8 of 8 child pornography cases, and now many child sex predators are back on the streets waiting to get caught reoffending.

“We already know of one who reoffended after Judge Jackson let him off the hook with just 3 months instead of the recommended 8 years – and she didn’t even order routine computer monitoring following his release. When she had discretion in sentencing, Judge Jackson always sentenced these monsters to significantly less time than what the federal guidelines recommended – and 47% (possession) and 57% (distribution) below the national average. She blames federal statute, pretending that it forces her to grant extreme leniency every time. Judge Jackson even tries to blame other judges and pretends she’s within the judicial mainstream, by citing one-off cases and cherry-picking statistics. But she’s clearly not a mainstream judge.

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“Judge Jackson’s decade-long sentencing record for dangerous pedophiles is as extreme as it gets. She has a policy of granting excessive leniency in every single child pornography case she can, after serving as the tip of the spear in changing federal sentencing policy for child pornographers as vice chair of the U.S. Sentencing Commission in 2012. She did this by ignoring two expert witnesses – a Columbia Medical School psychiatrist and a federal prosecutor – and concocting her dangerous theory that child pornographers are somehow not dangerous pedophiles who belong in prison for longer periods. She’s dangerously wrong.

“Judge Jackson’s 25-year legal record makes clear that she thinks our child-sex predator laws are too harsh. She ignores expert recommendations. She ignores evidence. She ignores prosecutors. She ignores the federal guidelines. She blames her staff. But she only has herself to blame. One wonders what would lead her to make these decisions and why she decided to make this a pet cause of hers. Regardless, these records prove just how heinous the sex torture crimes of young kids – even babies – committed were and just how dangerous Judge Jackson would be for child safety if she were to be elevated to the highest court in the land for the rest of her life. Senators must vote against her nomination.” – Article III Project Founder and President Mike Davis.

The full sentencing transcripts, prosecutor memos, and sentencing details can be found here. A3P was among the first to conduct comprehensive research on this issue, releasing documents that revealed Judge Jackson believed sentences and punishments for sex offenders were too harsh. Davis has led the effort to pressure Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) to end his cover-up of Judge Jackson’s leniency for child sex predators. The most recent batch of A3P research demonstrated a decade-long pattern by Judge Jackson of defying experts’ testimony and handing down sentences that were excessively less than what was recommended for those who have committed child sex crimes.

The Article III Project (A3P) was founded by veteran GOP operative and attorney Mike Davis, who, after helping win the Senate confirmation battles of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, developed the reputation as a “take-no-prisoners conservative eager to challenge the left with hardball tactics,” as reported in The New York Times. A3P defends constitutionalist judges, punches back on radical assaults on judicial independence (like court-packing) and opposes judicial and other nominees who are outside of the mainstream. Davis previously served as Chief Counsel for Nominations to Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary and led the Senate confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and a record number of circuit court judges.

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https://article3project.org/a3p-releases-transcripts-of-judge-ketanji-brown-jacksons-sentencing-hearings%EF%BF%BC/

"I'm Calling You Out" - Biden Nominee Blindsided by Their Own Words

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Beth Prichard Geer calls other women hideous in tweets, when running for an Iowa government job.

https://rumble.com/v104m0d-im-calling-you-out-biden-nominee-blindsided-with-their-own-words.html

TOTAL INFORMATION WAR ON THE GREAT RESET'S GRAND NARRATIVE

If they think they control the narrative they will eliminate the few who don't by any means. Our first enemy is their narrative.

Our task is to be vocal and to show them millions of us do not believe their narrative on "vaccines", on climate change, on sanctions or on their pre-packaged baseless accusations of war crimes for that matter.

We need to speak out against all fronts of the Grand Narrative at once, and at all times. This includes "vaccines" but also fraudulent man made climate change claims and pre-packaged baseless Ukraine war crimes accusations of course, as well as any subject they try and force their narrative on us through.

We are in a total information war and the only way we win it is to fight it by speaking out at all times and against all aspects of their pre-packaged "Grand Narrative".

We don't believe anything they say and we have to make it clear to everyone and ultimately to them: there are millions of us and a few of them.

https://t.me/s/KanekoaTheGreat

Arizona AG’s Interim Report on 2020 Election Fraud Investigation Was Just Released

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued a report on Wednesday that claimed the office had not found evidence of widespread voter fraud or irregularities in the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County.

However, the Attorney General did raise serious concerns about voting procedures in his interim report to Senate President Karen Fann. Brnovich claimed his office ‘has left no stone unturned in the aftermath of the 2020 election.” His report can be read in full below.

“Six months ago the Arizona Attorney General’s Office (the “Office”) received reports sent from the Arizona State Senate concerning its Maricopa County Forensic Election Audit,” Brnovich’s letter states. “In addition, the Attorney General’s Election Integrity Unit (EIU) has received and is reviewing additional complaints alleging election failures and potential misconduct that occurred in 2020.”

“Our team of EIU investigators and attorneys has now collectively spent thousands of hours reviewing the Senate’s audit reports and other complaints, conducting interviews, and analyzing Maricopa County’s election system and processes,” he continued. “We have reached the conclusion that the 2020 election in Maricopa County revealed serious vulnerabilities that must be addressed and raises questions about the 2020 election in Arizona.”

“As our state’s chief law enforcement officer, I am very concerned by any potential vulnerabilities in our state’s election systems, including those that the audit and other complaints have alleged,” he claimed. “The EIU’s review has uncovered instances of election fraud by individuals who have been or will be prosecuted for various election crimes.’ The EIU’s review is ongoing and we are therefore limited in what we can disclose about specific criminal and civil investigations. Thus, this interim repo1i will focus on what our office can presently share and the cunent status of our review.”

“We can report that there are problematic system-wide issues that relate to early ballot handling and verification,” he said. “The early ballot signature verification system in Maricopa County is insufficient to guard against abuse.”

“Moreover, our review has determined that in multiple instances, Maricopa County failed to follow critical procedures when transporting early ballots from drop locations to the election headquarters,” he added. “It is estimated that between 100,000 and 200,000 ballots were transported without a proper chain of custody. Because most voters in Arizona now choose to vote by early ballot, it is imperative that the processes for handling and verification of early ballots be strengthened before the 2022 elections per our recommendations below.”

“The Office’s investigation is still developing in material ways,” Brnovich went on. “The Office has been sending repeated requests for information from Maricopa County, and new information is coming in, including as recently as yesterday. This Interim Repoti comes at the six-month mark after the Senate sent its reports to the Attorney General. Investigations ( civil and criminal) of this magnitude and complexity take many months if not years to complete.”

“Mail-in voting is and has been a facet of Arizona law, but the opportunity for fraud increases the moment a ballot leaves the protective custody of the election official and enters the postal system,” Brnovich says later in the report.

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“There must be stronger procedures in place for early-ballot signature verification, and those procedures need to be uniform across the state,” he adds. “Under state law, an early ballot is not complete, and cannot be counted, unless and until it includes a signature on the ballot affidavit.”

Brnovich also discussed the lack of ballots tossed due to mismatched signatures.

“During the 2020 General Election, Maricopa County saw a significant increase in the number of early ballots, receiving 1,908,067 early ballots (an increase of 723,276 early ballots),” he said. “Yet the number of early ballots rejected because of missing signatures continued its dramatic decrease (to only 1,455 ballots) and the number of early ballots rejected because of mismatched signatures increased only slightly (to 587 ballots). To be sure, Maricopa County has explained that the number of early ballots rejected for mismatched signatures during the 2020 General Election was impacted by the Legislature’s creation of a 5-day post-election cure period for mismatched signatures.”

“But the existence of that cure period in 2020 does not explain the dramatic decrease-on an absolute or percentage basis-of ballots with missing signatures from 2016 to 2020 or the dramatic decrease in early ballots with mismatched signatures from 2016 to 2018,” he added. “One possible explanation for these trends, and the AG acknowledges there could be others, is that Maricopa County became less diligent with signature review beginning in 2018.”

“Finally, we conclude that because signature verification is the most imp01iant current check on early ballots, there must be opp01iunities for pmiies’ election observers to meaningfully observe the signature verification process in real time and to raise objections if officials are not doing their jobs to actually and accurately verify signatures,’ Brnovich added. “The Legislature should act to ensure transparency on this check.”

“Maricopa County failed to follow the EPM procedures when transporting 20% of the early ballots from drop box locations to MCTEC,” he also noted. “And because the Secretary of State did not present the Attorney General a lawful EPM for approval in 2021, as required by A.R.S. § 16-452, there is currently no EPM in place governing the 2022 elections, exacerbating the issue for the upcoming election.”

The Attorney General also discussed the influence of private grants in Maricopa County, which he suggests are of dubious legality.

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“To secure the purity of our elections, our laws prevent election officials and others f om influencing the manner in which electors choose to exercise their right to vote,” Brnovich said. “During the 2020 elections almost $8 million dollars of private, nongovernmental grant monies were used by Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, Maricopa County, and Pima County for various election purposes as outlined in a repoti prepared by the Arizona Auditor General dated March 30, 2022. We are carefully reviewing this report to determine if any election laws were violated through the use of these funds. Although our review is ongoing, our initial findings raise serious concerns regarding the legality of certain expenditures.”

The Attorney General also gave recommendations on future audits.

“In addition, the Legislature should enact legislation that expands the powers of the Auditor General to conduct future audits of election systems,” his report said. “The Auditor General is well positioned to perform this function and should be given the resources to handle such audits in house in a professional and prompt manner. The Auditor General should be given authority to request Attorney General assistance in obtaining documents and equipment in the possession and custody of state and local officials. Periodic audits performed by the Auditor General, with reports to the Legislature, will ensure that state and local officials are complying with the law, identify shortcomings, and foster confidence in our state’s election systems.”

Brnovich also gave suggestions on preventing future election wrongdoing.

“The Legislature should also consider increasing the penalties for election-related crimes and adding protections for whistleblowers,” he said. “Due to the difficulty in detecting ballot harvesting, the Legislature should review whether it should increase the classification of the felony for that crime.”

“The Legislature should also consider adding a crime where members of an organization, including a non-profit or non-governmental organization, that knew or should have known members (whether employees or volunteers) in their organization are engaged in widespread ballot harvesting are subject to criminal liability,” he continued.

“The Legislature should also enact specific criminal penalties for anyone who tampers with or damages a ballot-drop box in a way that could damage any ballots contained in such drop box,” he went on. “Finally, the Legislature should consider strengthening criminal penalties for failure to comply with a legislative subpoena or request by the Auditor General or Attorney General, and the Legislature should strengthen protections for whistleblowers who are aware of any potential wrongdoing. Such protections should be made retroactive, and permit whistleblowers to come forward with evidence related to past elections as well.”

The Attorney General’s report thus lays out that there were widespread irregularities, contrary to media reporting. Unfortunately, there has been a severe lack of accountability for those election infractions, which is the heart of the problem. Trump lost Arizona by fewer than 10,500 votes.

https://trendingpolitics.com/arizona-ags-interim-report-on-2020-election-fraud-investigation-was-just-released-knab/

Arizona AG Report on Reports of Fraud in 2020 Election PDF

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https://www.scribd.com/document/568477855/Arizona-AG-Report-on-Reports-of-Fraud-in-2020-Election#download&from_embed

>>16034960

you're good at point out bad shit

NOW

you need to come up with solutions to all of them

GO

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Anonymous ID: grTMpzrL No. 147453147

WOULD YOU believe a device was placed somewhere in the WH that could actually cause harm to anyone in the room and would in essence be undetected?

Fantasy right?

When Trump was elected you can’t possibly imagine the steps taken prior to losing power to ensure future safety & control.

When was it reported Trump Jr dropped his SS detail?

Why would he take that huge risk given what we know?

I can hint and point but cannot give too many highly classified data points.

These keywords and questions are framed to reduce sniffer programs that continually absorb and analyze data then pushed to z terminals for eval. Think xkeysc on steroids.

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>>16034949

o7

>>16034977

sam

Rentals are soaring across the US to unsustainable levels. Gone are the days when people stuck to the tradition of spending less than one week of income on housing. According to a Rent.com report, the national average for one-bedroom apartments is up 24.4% over the past year to $1,684, and two-bedroom units are up 21.8% to $1,997. The data was compiled in February and released this March.

Those interested in living in a more desirable area should expect to pay significantly more. The following cities experienced the sharpest annual increases in one-bedroom units:

Long Beach, CA (+56.7 percent)

Chandler, AZ (+50.8 percent)

Amarillo, TX (+46.6 percent)

Huntington Beach, CA (+44.9 percent)

Jersey City, NJ (+43.6 percent)

Orlando, FL (+42.4 percent)

Irvine, CA (+39.2 percent)

Austin, TX (+36.9 percent)

Portland, OR (+34.2 percent)

Mesa, AZ (+30.6 percent)

The increase in two-bedroom units over the past year:

Fresno, CA (+71.3 percent)

Huntington Beach, CA (+55.2 percent)

Little Rock, AR (+45.0 percent)

Salt Lake City, UT (+43.2 percent)

Augusta, GA (+38.7 percent)

Albuquerque, NM (+38.3 percent)

Raleigh, NC (+38.2 percent)

Miami, FL (+36.3 percent)

Fremont, CA (+34.6 percent)

San Diego, CA (+34.3 percent)

This does not factor in the rising price of utilities due to the energy crisis or the rising cost of simply putting food on the table. Inflation within the rental market became an issue in 2020 and is continually rising. People are paying so much of their income to landlords that the American dream of homeownership is outlandish to many hardworking people.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/real-estate/red-hot-rentals/

Pelosi Suddenly Tests COVID Positive Conveniently Cancelling Taiwan Trip

Posted Apr 7, 2022 by Martin Armstrong

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In a stunningly convenient announcement, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has tested positive for COVID-19, thereby postponing her trip to Taiwan after China threatened retaliation for trying to turn Taiwan into the next Ukraine. Pelosi’s top staffer just tweeted that his lord and master, Pelosi, who is fully vaccinated and boosted, is asymptomatic and quarantining, chief of staff Drew Hammill tweeted. This is just absolutely incredible timing to come up with the excuse to back out of Taiwan, trying to make it seem that this has NOTHING to do with China’s warning.

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/politics/pelosi-suddenly-tests-covid-positive-conveniently-cancelling-taiwan-trip/

https://twitter.com/schumannbot/status/1512339704238288898

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Elon Musk using Nikola Tesla & vortex comms. 👀

"Preparing"

He knows.

Without a shadow of a doubt, he knows what's being suppressed by occult cabal controlled Mainstream Science.

(Cap 0:11)

>>16035061

Yeah, sure.

>>16035061

You seem like my kind of dick.

Can I have a photo of said dick?

Askin' for a fren.

>>16035061

Never mind, found it.

You need to stop sending me dick pics.

>>16035099

Simon did not ask for dat!

Our History

MIKE DAVIS

A3P Founder

Mike Davis, the former Chief Counsel for Nominations to Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, is the founder and president of the Article III Project (A3P). A3P defends constitutionalist judges and the rule of law. Davis also leads the Internet Accountability Project (IAP), an advocacy organization fighting to rein in Big Tech, along with the Unsilenced Majority, an organization dedicated to opposing Cancel Culture and fighting back against the woke mob and their enablers.

As Chief Counsel for Nominations, Davis advised Chairman Grassley and other senators on the confirmation of federal judges and senior Executive Branch appointees, serving as staff lead for 30 hearings and 41 markup meetings. He oversaw the floor votes for 278 nominees, including the confirmations of Justice Brett Kavanaugh and the record number of circuit judges confirmed during President Trump’s first two years in office.

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Davis has served in all three branches of the federal government, including for President

George W. Bush, the Justice Department, House Speaker Newt Gingrich, and current

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. Davis also led the outside support team for Justice

Gorsuch’s successful confirmation to the Supreme Court.

Before returning to public service in 2017, Davis spent nearly ten years as a civil litigator in Denver, working at one of the largest law firms in the world and one of the top-ranked law firms in Colorado before running his own law practice for more than five years.

Davis is from Des Moines, Iowa. He received his Bachelor of Arts in 2000 and Juris Doctor in 2004, both from the University of Iowa. In 2017, Davis received Iowa Law’s “Emerging Leader Award.” Davis also serves on the University of Iowa Political Science Advisory Board.

https://article3project.org/our-history/

>>16035118

This is how [they] work, promoted and placed into positions of influence and power, to keep they Luciferian Blood Death cult running…

>>16035121

Wow, I have never seen someone being shot before. I thought they just died, straight away..

Shocking, what the fuck was he doing with a gun around children, looked like a kidnapping?

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>>16035121

sauce?

>>16035181

‘It is not ideal that the suspect died. We would have preferred this had not happened. But it is a warning to those who take up a gun that they could be killed because our security professionals are well trained to protect the public,’ he said.

This is how military trained people that have been fired by the Biden administration can protect society from BLM, ANTIFA and the unliked.