Katharine T. Sullivan
Role: Contributor
Position: General Counsel, 1792 Exchange
Background:
Katharine T. Sullivan is an accomplished attorney and former judge who currently serves as General Counsel at 1792 Exchange, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting faith-based and conservative institutions from the pressures of “woke” corporations and promoting First Amendment freedoms. Before joining 1792 Exchange, Sullivan held several prominent positions in the Trump administration, including Acting Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Department of Justice, where she led the Office of Justice Programs. In this role, she managed over $5 billion in resources to support state, local, and tribal justice initiatives.
Sullivan’s career also includes serving as a state trial court judge in Colorado’s 5th Judicial District for 11 years, where she presided over tens of thousands of cases. Her legal expertise and dedication to public service have made her a key figure in advocating for conservative principles and justice reform.
Relation to Trump:
Sullivan was a significant player in the Trump administration, overseeing critical justice programs and advising on policies related to law enforcement and victims’ services. Her work aligned closely with the administration’s goals of supporting law enforcement and reforming the criminal justice system.
Scandals or Controversies:
There are no significant scandals associated with Katharine T. Sullivan. Her career has been marked by her commitment to justice and public service, particularly in roles that align with conservative values.