United States of America
v.
Mark Ibrahim
INTERLOCUTORY APPEAL FILED. TRIAL DATE PENDING.
A military veteran and an off-duty DEA agent on January 6, Mark Ibrahim attended the political protest outside the Capitol Building. He was entirely peaceful, stayed outside the building, defended police officers against angered protesters, and then lamented the breakdown of what started as a peaceful protest. He was nonetheless fired and criminally charged for sheer presence at the protest. One charge has been dismissed on a defense motion, another is in the Court of Appeals. Read more here.
Motion to Dismiss - Lawful Authority to Possess Firearm
Motion to Dismiss Count 4 - GRANTED
Motion on Selective / Vindictive Prosecution
Supplement to Motion on Selective Prosecution
Reply to Government - Selective Prosecution
Motion to Dismiss Count 1
Motion to Dismiss - Second Amendment
Motion to Remove Protective Order
Reply to Government's Opposition to Remove Protective Order
Commonwealth of Virginia
v.
Harry Jackson
DEFENSE MOTION GRANTED, CASE DISMISSED!
Dr. Jackson is a professor at numerous colleges and universities and an education activist in Fairfax County, Virginia. He is also the African American Community Liaison for Fairfax GOP and campaigned for Governor Youngkin as part of Educators for Youngkin. Dr. Jackson retired from the U.S. Navy after honorably serving our country.
Dr. Harry Jackson was criminally prosecuted by the Fairfax County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office for exercising his First Amendment rights as a conservative.
Harry Jackson was unconstitutionally prosecuted for the allegedly offensive content of his Tweets and a YouTube video – criminal persecution in violation of Dr. Jackson’s First Amendment rights – for using the word “groomer” on social media to describe his concerns after witnessing an adult’s interaction with a minor. Yes, seriously, see the allegations below.
RightDefense.org
Defending Conservatives Defending the Constitution
RightDefense.org is a conservative criminal justice project of the Coolidge Reagan Foundation (est. 2014).
RightDefense.org was launched in 2022 to help conservatives thrust into the criminal justice system for exercising their rights or engaging in constitutionally-protected activities to afford experienced criminal defense representation services. RightDefense.org aims to assist in funding the legal fees of conservative lawyers defending conservative individuals charged with criminal offenses in Washington DC or Virginia.
Donations are managed by the Coolidge Reagan Foundation. Transparency is key: other than credit card processing fees, 100% of the funds raised go to attorneys that represent the persecuted conservatives. No one working for RightDefense.org is receiving payment for their work in the organization. We are donating our services to run this organization while you donate funds. The lawyers actually performing legal work for the selected defendants will be paid for their work through your donations. Please donate to help cover legal fees using the link below.
Donations are tax-deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes to the extent allowed by law.
The RightDefense.org criminal justice initiative is led by renowned attorney Marina Medvin, an experienced trial lawyer who has represented defendants in the full spectrum of state and federal criminal prosecutions. Ms. Medvin is also known as a conservative columnist and a patriot advocate who has represented various January 6 protesters. Ms. Medvin will be personally representing some of the RightDefense.org cases, in addition to donating administrative services to this organization.
Case eligibility will be pre-screened and reviewed by the intake committee. Cases eligible for consideration: the criminalization of free speech, non-violent criminal charges following protests, and the prosecution of self-defense.
Conservative defendants charged with criminal offenses in Virginia or Washington DC can submit their case for consideration via email. Write “RightDefense.org” in the subject line and include your charging documents as PDF attachments when submitting your case for consideration. RightDefense.org resources are limited by donations and attorney availability. We cannot promise a response to all inquiries, but we will try. Do not include confidential statements in email correspondences.
Right People
Dan Backer, Esq.
Founder
Jeffrey Wernick
Intake Committee
Marina Medvin, Esq.
Head Trial Attorney
John Pickett, Esq.
Senior Trial Attorney
Ted Cooperstein, Esq.
Senior Appeals Attorney
