Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Court documents revealed that the Georgia 2020 election investigation began with a referral from a Trump election official, indicating potential coordination in post-election litigation and investigations.
Review the actual court documents to verify whether the referral represented legitimate election concerns or coordinated pressure on state investigators, and monitor whether this disclosure pattern continues with other states' 2020 investigations.
This revelation about investigation origins scores moderately on constitutional damage (A=23) due to concerns about election administration coordination and potential rule-of-law implications, but the event itself is historical disclosure rather than active harm. The distraction score (B=38) is higher because it's highly media-friendly, offers novelty in court document revelations, and fits the pattern of election-grievance narratives, though intentionality for strategic distraction is low since it's a court document disclosure rather than a staged announcement.