Can a former justice lose their license for 2020 election actions? Drake White-Bergey reveals Wisconsin’s Michael Gableman faces a 3-year suspension for misconduct in a Trump-backed probe showing no fraud but marked by falsehoods and threats. The case spotlights urgent calls for legal ethics reform. Read more: https://www.alternet.org/michael-gableman-2674047182/ #Gableman #WisconsinSupremeCourt #lawmisconduct #2020election #legalethics #attorneysuspension #judicialaccountability #partisanship #WisconsinLaw
'Beyond the pale': Former Trump official faces punishment for 2020 election investigation

A formal recommendation of punishment for Michael Gableman, whose career rise and fall set him apart in Wisconsin legal and political history, signals the end of a case that has been humiliating for the former state Supreme Court justice and the court itself.In a report issued Friday, a referee in a...

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A former Wisconsin state Supreme Court justice who spread election conspiracies
and led an investigation into President Donald Trump’s 2020 loss in the swing state
agreed Monday to surrender his law license to settle multiple misconduct violations.
The state Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a 10-count complaint in November
against #Michael #Gableman, accusing him of misconduct during the probe.
The state Supreme Court ultimately could revoke Gableman’s law license,
although the court rarely administers such a harsh punishment against wayward attorneys.

The OLR and Gableman filed a stipulation with the Supreme Court on Monday
in which they agreed an appropriate sanction would be suspending Gableman’s license for three years.
A referee overseeing the case and the Supreme Court must approve the agreement before it can take effect.
Gableman acknowledged in the filing that the complaint provides “an adequate factual basis”
and that he couldn’t successfully defend himself against the allegations.
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Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who led 2020 election probe agrees to surrender law license

A former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who spread election conspiracies and led an investigation into President Donald Trump's loss in the 2020 election has agreed to surrender his law license for three years to settle allegations he violated multiple rules of conduct during the probe. The state Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a 10-count complaint in November against Michael Gableman, accusing him of making false statements, disrupting a court hearing, questioning a judge's integrity and making derogatory remarks about opposing attorneys. The OLR and Gableman reached a deal Monday in which they agreed an appropriate sanction would be to suspend Gableman's law license for three years. A referee and the Supreme Court must approve the deal before it can take effect.

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Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who led 2020 election probe agrees to surrender law license

A former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who spread election conspiracies and led an investigation into President Donald Trump's loss in the 2020 election has agreed to surrender his law license for three years to settle allegations he violated multiple rules of conduct during the probe. The state Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a 10-count complaint in November against Michael Gableman, accusing him of making false statements, disrupting a court hearing, questioning a judge's integrity and making derogatory remarks about opposing attorneys. The OLR and Gableman reached a deal Monday in which they agreed an appropriate sanction would be to suspend Gableman's law license for three years. A referee and the Supreme Court must approve the deal before it can take effect.

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Michael Gableman accused of violating laws, ethics rules in 2020 probe

A complaint alleges Michael Gableman violated ethics standards in trying to jail Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway during his investigation of 2020 Wisconsin election results.

The Cap Times
Former Wisconsin justice accused of ethics violations over 2020 election probe

Legal regulators filed a 10-count ethics complaint against a former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who oversaw a review of the 2020 presidential election.

The Washington Post
@erikalyn Looks like the residual lawsuits stemming from the investigation may push the total over $2 million even after Rep. Vos fired Gableman. Original budget for investigation= $676,000. What a waste of taxpayer money! https://urbanmilwaukee.com/2023/03/02/bill-for-gablemans-election-investigation-now-nearly-2-5-million/
#Gableman #RobinVos #electioninvestigation #Wisconsin
Bill For Gableman’s Election Investigation Now Nearly $2.5 Million

Court judgment against Assembly Speaker Robin Vos adds $135,000 to cost.

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