'Breaking the Law' Author: DOJ’s E. Jean Carroll Investigation Legit; Blanche Should Go After Judge

• • The DOJ is investigating E. Jean Carroll for potential perjury regarding her civil litigation against Donald Trump.


• • Alex Marlow argues that the investigation must extend to the judge involved in the proceedings.


• • Todd Blanche has recused himself from the probe due to his prior representation of Trump.

Context
E. Jean Carroll secured civil judgments against Donald Trump based on allegations of sexual assault from the 1990s. Critics like Marlow contend that Judge Lewis A. Kaplan displayed significant bias throughout the legal process.

Christian Perspective
The pursuit of truth is a divine mandate, making any investigation into perjury a righteous endeavor. False witness is a grave sin that undermines the moral fabric of a community. If the legal system is being used to manufacture lies, it violates the commandment against bearing false witness.

Implications
This situation highlights the decay of judicial integrity within the American legal system. When judges act as partisans rather than impartial arbiters, they abandon their God given duty to uphold justice. This erosion of law threatens the stability of the traditional social order.

Broader Trends
The weaponization of the legal system against America First leaders is a hallmark of the current era of institutional corruption. This reflects a broader effort by globalist elites to use administrative and judicial power to suppress nationalistic movements. It is part of a systemic attempt to delegitimize the leadership that seeks to protect the nation.

Takeaway
Christians must demand absolute accountability and truth in all legal proceedings. We must support the restoration of a legal system that respects the rule of law rather than political agendas. Protecting the integrity of our institutions is essential to preserving the nation and its values.