Romane Martin, a 23-year-old French law student at Cornell University, is experiencing the politically charged atmosphere of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, where lawn signs are a vivid expression of support contrasting the hyperpoliticized environment. Meanwhile, the legal landscape is fraught with tension as the advocacy group 65 Project faces backlash from America First Legal for allegedly intimidating lawyers working with Donald Trump, raising ethical concerns over legal representation in election disputes. This strife mirrors the contentious atmosphere following the 2020 election when Trump initiated numerous lawsuits challenging election results, most of which were dismissed. Trump's legal strategies post-2020 may foreshadow similar actions in the current election cycle if he faces defeat again. The political turmoil has resulted in significant professional repercussions for attorneys involved in these controversies, highlighting the intersection of law and politics. Overall, the situation underscores a critical moment in U.S. democracy, with legal ethics and electoral integrity under scrutiny as the election approaches.