Anatomy of a Fraud on the Court (Miller v. County of Lancaster)
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/q7UmyXDgAd4 CASE FILES: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69829520/michael-miller-v-county-of-lancaster/
Post-election day replacement ballots
County's response to a public records requests shows County's election clerk purchased replacement mail-in ballots AFTER May 17 election day to be counted in the election.
The Lawless Loop: How Judicial Misconduct Oversight Broke Down in America
Americans are angry—and rightly so. Across the federal courts, the public sees rulings that look arbitrary, dismissive, or self-protective. Yet no one is ever held accountable. The judiciary was meant to be the citizen’s last refuge. Too often, it has become the first obstacle. Each year, more than a thousand judicial-misconduct complaints reach the courts. [...]
Miller v. Aument vote count analysis May 17, 2022 Lancaster, Pa.
Miller conducted this analysis official count reports from County and sent this report to County's commissioner.
Testimony of Election Clerk re May 2022 election.
This is the official transcript of my cross examination of County's election clerk, Christa Miller, regarding her handling 22,000 "mailed-in" voted ballots in the May 17, 2022 election in Lancaster County Pennsylvania.
Miller v. Third Circuit: A Fraud Story
Opening Scene — A Court Without a Judge This isn’t a story about losing a lawsuit. It’s a story about never getting a judge. In Miller v. County of Lancaster (1:24-cv-00014, Appeal No. 24-2934), every rule meant to guarantee fairness was quietly flipped upside down. If the courthouse had a marquee, it would read: Now [...]
Judicial Immunity Explained: It Follows the Act, Not the Title
For years, many lawyers, judges, and even civil-rights advocates have repeated a half-truth about judicial immunity: that judges and court officers cannot be sued because of their position. The myth runs deep — that a robe or a title shields its wearer from accountability. But the Supreme Court said something very different.And the matter could [...]