Being the victim of a crime can be hard in many ways. The justice system doesn’t do a good job of giving the victim a voice. One way to have your voice heard as a victim is to share a Victim Impact Statement at the Sentencing of the defendant. Prosecutors don’t often properly prepare victims, or let them know what factors a judge is supposed to consider at sentencing. My family and I were victims of a crime in November 2024, and the defendant was just sentenced this week. This week’s #FreedomFightingTool is the Victim Impact Statement I prepared for this sentencing hearing. As you can see, I researched the relevant statutes and court rules, and acknowledged the factors the court must consider. Keep this for reference in case you or someone you know ever find yourself needing to make a similar statement in court. Check out https://restorefreedomkh.com/0e3v

More and more Americans are keeping a watchful eye on cases coming out of SCOTUS.  Although it’s imperative we remember that SCOTUS cannot make LAW (and the concept of case “law” does not comport with our Constitutional Republic), it’s also important that we know how to read a court case for ourselves, so we can truly understand the impact of the ruling made, and not simply rely on others to summarize it for us. With that in mind, this week’s #FreedomFightingTool is a 2-page explanation of How to Read a US Supreme Court Opinion. Remember, knowledge is power . . . don’t rely on others to have all the knowledge – or power. Check out https://wp.me/aecX6i-3DZ

Want to ensure public oversight of your municipality’s commissions and “advisory” boards? Know your state’s Open Meetings Act. For those in MI, check out this new Supreme Court decision about the OMA. Full case is MSC 164869 PINEBROOK WARREN LLC V CITY OF WARREN #FreedomFightingTools

Given this week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge to READ the official SCOTUS summaries and relevant FULL decisions, this week’s #FreedomFightingTool is Supremecourt.gov/opinions/slipopinion/23 . Usually, the 1st few pages of each PDF are the summary (“syllabus”). The link will change when the new term begins.

Given this week’s #GetInvolvedChallenge to become more acquainted with appeals terminology and general procedures, this week’s #FreedomFightingTool is the FL Pro Se Appeals Handbook, which is found at RestoreFreedomKH.com/of68

With this week’s videos explaining the GA election interference case, today’s #FreedomFightingTools are the 98 page indictment https://wp.me/aecX6i-2RO & the unofficial transcript of Jenna Ellis’ plea hearing https://wp.me/aecX6i-2RP

This week’s #FreedomFightingTools are:
~ My 080520 Supreme Court brief https://restorefreedomkh.com/p40z
~ MI Supreme Court decision 100220 https://restorefreedomkh.com/shzi
~ My 100920 Response to Gov’s Motion https://restorefreedomkh.com/bsm0
~ MI Court of Appeals Opinion 062323 https://wp.me/aecX6i-2BZ

What did SCOTUS really say about race-based admissions, property rights, limits & powers of state legislatures, etc? Use these #FreedomFightingTools to see for yourself!
~ 10 Most recent decisions https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/slipopinion/22
~ Moore v Harper case https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/21-1271_3f14.pdf
~ Students v Harvard case https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/20-1199_l6gn.pdf