Todd Blanche's confirmation hearing: a conversation with Liz Oyer
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Lawyer Oyer
Former Pardon Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice. Former Federal Public Defender. Hardwired to stand up to bullies.
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My Testimony on Todd Blanche's Nomination for Attorney General
In case you missed it, I testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week about the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General. Here are my remarks.
Live with Katie Couric
A recording from Liz Oyer and Katie Couric's live video
Democracy in Action: Your Letters Opposing Todd Blanche for AG
Blanche's confirmation hearing is 10 days away. Lawyer Oyer readers are making their voices heard. If you haven't yet, you'll find some inspiration here.
My Letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee Concerning the Nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General
As Deputy Attorney General, Blanche fired me for doing my job, then subjected me and my family to months of retaliation. My story is one of many reasons the Senate should not confirm Blanche again.
Why Does Todd Blanche Keep Protecting Ghislaine Maxwell?
The Acting Attorney General has spun an incredible web of lies to protect Jeffrey Epstein's coconspirator. Here's a roadmap to finding the truth.
It’s Time for We the People to Take on Todd Blanche
I’m doing everything in my power to stop Todd Blanche from becoming our next Attorney General. I invite you to join me.
What Happened to Todd Blanche?
Once a mainstream lawyer, the Acting Attorney General has become one of Donald Trump’s most culpable enablers. It’s an unfathomable betrayal of the American people.
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This week, Trump filed a government ethics disclosure known as Form 278-T. It's a roadmap to the corruption and conflicts of interest that have pervaded his presidency.
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The legal profession has struggled to address the ongoing assault on the rule of law. But it's not too late to turn things around.