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Phillip L. Jauregui, born January 9, 1970, serves as the President for Judicial Action Group, a 501(c) 4 Non-Profit Organization working towards judicial renewal and an agenda to address judicial activism. In June 2005, he began serving as an organizer for a new national grassroots education and lobbying organization, Judeo-Christian Council for Constitutional Restoration, Inc. which was dedicated for the next generation to stopping judicial supremacy.
Jauregui has experience in constitutional law, governmental policy, national non-profit work and coalition building. He worked in the judicial branch as law clerk to Chief Justice Perry O. Hooper, Sr., of the Alabama Supreme Court. He served the executive branch as Assistant Legal Advisor to Alabama Governor Fob James.
He has served the national non-profit realm as Executive Director of the Judeo-Christian Council and in the coalition building venue for ValuesVoter.Org, which coordinated over fifty national ministries on a common legislative agenda: the “Values Voters Contract with Congress”.
Jauregui is a member of the Alliance Defense Fund (Honor Corps and Allied Attorney). Since 2005, he has been a member of Prison Fellowship – Alabama Council, and served on the Board of Directors with Sav-A-Life.
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James A. Christophersen, serves to orchestrate and carry out the day-to-day operations of Judicial Action Group, an organization working to restore the judiciary to its proper role of deciding cases according to the law. His first involvement with judicial projects dates back to 2005 when he served as an administrative assistant for a coalition of organizations lobbying in support of the now current U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. He served in a similar capacity during the confirmation hearings of Associate Justice Samuel Alito.
As an intern in the summer of 2008, James represented JAG as their Washington, D.C. based Legislative Liaison, during which time he developed a passion for the mission of judicial renewal.
James graduated from LeTourneau University in Longview, TX, in 2010 where he was heavily involved in the student government, holding offices in several major campus organizations including terms first as Student Body Vice President, and then Student Body President. Through these positions, James accumulated considerable experience in research, leadership, and organizational development.
Our Social Media Director
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Stuart Brockwell serves as JAG’s Director of Social Media, maintaining and updating the website, Facebook and Twitter pages, as well as any other online-related activities. He also operates as JAG’s IT Consultant, having significant experience in the field through his local technology support business. He recently graduated from SMIC Academy, a homeschool program in Birmingham, Alabama, and plans to study advanced programming and business at Samford University in the fall of 2011.
He became involved back in January of 2007 as a part of JAG’s intern program, working alongside Phillip Jauregui and visiting Capitol Hill, which greatly assisted in gathering valuable experience in the areas of judicial activism and politics. After the period of his internship expired, he was asked to remain on-board with JAG and continue to offer various technical assistance.
After his graduation in May of 2011, he was hired as JAG’s new Director of Social Media, and he is responsible for leading JAG’s actions in its new social media campaign. Stuart also manages JAG email alerts, videocasts, mailing campaigns, and other image-based media.
