Michigan Jury Slams Corrupt Prosecutor with $60M Verdict in Rights Violation Case

In a rare and resounding rebuke of unchecked prosecutorial power, a Michigan jury has awarded nearly $60 million to Sean MacMaster, a man whose constitutional rights were trampled by former state assistant attorney general Brian Kolodziej and state police Lt. David Busacca. This staggering verdict highlights what happens when officials entrusted to uphold justice instead weaponize their authority for personal motives, undermining not only individual liberty but public trust in the legal system vital to America’s sovereignty. When Prosecutors Exploit Power, Justice Suffers Kolodziej’s fall from grace was swift yet emblematic of broader corruption risks within government: caught having an...