Socials

I encourage you to follow me on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok:

Here are selected posts from my social medial accounts:

Why I’m suing the Department of Justice (May 16, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerFor more on my lawsuit, subscribe to my Substack: lawyeroyer.com

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Donald Trump’s Justice Department is the most vindictive in history (May 15, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerThe retribution agenda of Trump’s DOJ is placing innocent people in harm’s way—including survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Settling scores at the expense of those who rely on DOJ to fund crucial services is shameful.

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More on Ed Martin, Trump’s new Pardon Attorney and director of “weaponization” work group (May 14, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerMore on Ed Martin, Trump’s new Pardon Attorney and director of “weaponization” work group.

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Ed Martin—whose bid to be the D.C. U.S. Attorney failed because his political views were too fringe for even the Republican Party—will be your next Pardon Attorney. Here’s why that’s not good (May 9, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerTrump has announced that Ed Martin will serve as the new Pardon Attorney. Martin is an election denier so extreme that *Republican* senators tanked his nomination for U.S. Attorney in DC. This is more bad news for the legitimacy of the pardon process and the rule of law.

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Why we might not even know about all the pardons President Trump has signed (May 8, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerReplying to @user8494300942181

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Lawyers are being paid $1 million to get their clients pardons (May 7, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerLawyers are charging $$$ millions to get clients pardons from the President. An update on Trump’s “supercharged pardon economy.”

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More details on the pardon of Paul Walczak (May 5, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerMore on Trump’s $1B in pardons. On April 11, Paul Walczak was sentenced to 18 months in prison plus millions in restitution. 12 days later, Trump pardoned him.

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Here is the math on the $1 billion+ in debts forgiven by President Trump in his first 100 days in office (May 2, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerYou asked for more details on Trump’s $1B worth of pardons. Here’s what we know.

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Talking today about the biggest single pardon (so far): Trevor Milton, who committed a $675 million fraud (May 1, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerMore on Trump’s $1B in pardons. Talking today about the biggest single pardon: Trevor Milton, who committed a $675 million fraud.

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President Trump’s pardon of Michele Fiore means she does not have to return the $70,000 she stole from a fund for a memorial to fallen police officers (Apr. 30, 2025)

@lawyer.oyerMore on Donald Trump’s $1 billion in pardons. Today, let’s talk about Michele Fiore, pardoned for stealing from a memorial fund for fallen police officers.

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Intro to how President Trump is using pardons (Apr. 29, 2025)

@lawyer.oyer @lawyer.oyer ♬ original sound - Liz Oyer

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Quick explanation of how economic equality is supposed to work in the justice system (Apr. 29, 2025)

@lawyer.oyer @lawyer.oyer ♬ original sound - Liz Oyer

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TikTok Debut (Apr. 29, 2025)

@lawyer.oyer @lawyer.oyer ♬ original sound - Liz Oyer

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Selected LinkedIn Posts:

• “A brief update on the aftermath of my firing from DOJ,” addressing the implications of DOJ’s motion to consolidate my MSPB case

• “April is Second Chance Month,” recalling my work in the Office of the Pardon Attorney

• “Yesterday, I had the opportunity to share the story of my firing from DOJ with Members of Congress,” addressing my testimony at the bicameral hearing on the rule of law

• “One of the most sneakily frustrating aspects of my abrupt firing from the Department of Justice 25 days ago has been that I no longer have access to ANYTHING,” addressing DOJ’s continuing mistreatment of me and others unlawfully removed from their positions following the end of employment

• “I’m sad to share that I was fired today from the job I have poured my heart and soul into for the last three years,” addressing DOJ’s unlawful termination of my employment