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Daily Wire: Wisconsin court opens probe that could end ex-judge Dugan's law license

The Daily Wire reports, citing a court letter it obtained, that the inquiry follows a complaint over her conviction for obstructing ICE officers at a courthouse.

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The Daily Wire reports that the Wisconsin has opened an investigation into former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan, which could lead to her disbarment. The outlet cites a court letter it obtained. It says the probe follows a July complaint from the Center to Advance Security in America (CASA).

According to the outlet, a jury convicted Dugan of obstruction in December over an April 2025 incident involving officers at a courthouse. She received a $5,000 fine and no prison time. CASA's Curtis Schube told the outlet she should be held accountable.

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The Daily Wire presents the probe as an exclusive based on a court letter it obtained. It stresses the obstruction conviction and quotes CASA's Curtis Schube saying Dugan should be held accountable.

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