Frequently Asked Questions

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Liberty and Justice for All is an organization dedicated to stopping the lawfare against conservative attorneys, and holding corrupt leftist attorneys accountable.

These methods of fixing the problem haven't had much success so far. The state bars are controlled by powerful progressive attorneys who have a cozy relationship with the judiciary, and by charging exorbitant dues, they can afford the biggest and best law firms to represent them. No judge dares to rule against a state bar - could hurt his license too. Arizona legislators have ran legislation to reform the bar every year since about 2012, but it's always thwarted due to one RINO or other factor, such as a legislator who is also an attorney terrified of the bar.  In states where there aren't mandatory bars, an arm of the state oversees discipline, and is subject to much of the same problems (see Rudy Giuliani in New York, for example). We still recommend combating the problem on all fronts.

Law is very complex, can be difficult to understand, and doesn't attract donors like hot button issues do such as transgenders and masks. A lot of people aren't aware of the issues because attorneys are too scared to write about it - there is an ethics rule adopted by most, if not all, state bars, which prohibits them from criticizing judges, as well as several vague rules that are being used to disbar conservative attorneys. 

The ABA doesn't actually directly regulate attorneys, but it is very influential. It provides model ethics rules for state bars to adopt, and they mostly do all adopt them. State bars' leadership is heavily tied in to the ABA, so whatever is happening at the ABA, you can expect your state bar to follow. 

This article that came out in November provides a comprehensive description of the State Bar of Arizona, which is very typical of state bars. Click here

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