Litigation & Arbitration
Sep. 14, 2023
Georgia vote machines were vulnerable, Eastman witness says
If convicted, former Chapman University Fowler School of Law dean John C. Eastman faces possible disbarment on a charge of failing to support the U.S. Constitution.
Voting machines in Georgia during the 2020 presidential election were vulnerable to malware attacks, an IT professional testified Wednesday at ongoing disciplinary hearings for John C. Eastman, a former attorney for President Donald Trump.
“The Congress and the general public had been misinformed and misled, and led to the assumption that there was no fraud, errors and irregularities of any significance in the Georgia election,” said Garla...
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