Ex-Judge Faces Up To 21 Months For Obstructing ICE
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A former Wisconsin judge may face up to 21 months in prison for obstructing an ICE arrest. The government believes this is necessary to deter similar incidents.
Case Overview
A former Wisconsin judge was convicted of obstructing an ICE arrest of a man facing misdemeanor charges. The judge pointed the man to a side door, allowing him to evade arrest. The government believes this behavior is unacceptable and requires punishment.
Government Recommendation
The government recommends sentencing the former judge to up to 21 months in prison. This is necessary to deter similar incidents and maintain the integrity of the judicial system.
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Source: law360.com