The campus mobs are not spontaneous. They are organized, funded, and directed, and organization creates legal exposure. The Disruption Project brings a civil RICO and Ku Klux Klan Act framework against the SJP and AMP networks, developed with partner counsel.
Protest is protected. Conspiracy is not. When encampments, harassment campaigns, and building takeovers are coordinated across a national network, the coordination itself is the legal vulnerability, and civil discovery is a tool the network has never had to survive. The statutes exist precisely to reach organized intimidation; someone has to bring the case.
From framework to filings: plaintiff identification, complaint drafting, and coordination with partner counsel. The deliverable is not a white paper. It is a docket number. Discovery is the point of entry: filings compel documents, documents name funders, and funders face choices they have never had to make.