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Dane County Judge rules Michael Gableman no longer in contempt, kicks out-of-state lawyers from case

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Dane County Circuit Court Judge Frank Remington kicked five out-of-state attorneys. Remington cited lawyers' application of "phony legal principles to invented facts" Remington also ruled that the Office of Special Counsel had met the conditions necessary to remove his previous contempt order. The review has so far cost taxpayers more than $1.1 million.

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Associated Press News

Gableman no longer in contempt of court, judge says - Channel3000.com

The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice whom Republicans hired to investigate the 2020 election has made a reasonable effort to find records from his office and is no longer in contempt of court, a judge ruled Wednesday.

2 years ago·United States

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Star Tribune

Judge: Gableman no longer in contempt of court

A judge on Wednesday dropped a contempt order against the former state Supreme Court justice who investigated Wisconsin's 2020 election, but not without a final jab at Michael Gableman for leading an inquiry where "there is simply nothing there."

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Pioneer Press

Judge: Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice no longer in contempt of court

By TODD RICHMOND and HARM VENHUIZENMADISON, Wis. (AP) — The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice whom Republicans hired to investigate the 2020 election has made a reasonable effort to find records from his office and is no longer in contempt of court, a judge ruled Wednesday.Dane County Circuit Judge Frank Remington’s ruling ends his participation in a liberal watchdog group’s lawsuit seeking records from Michael Gableman’s investigation. Rem…

2 years ago·St Paul, United States

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Spectrum News

Judge: Gableman no longer in contempt of court

Vos fired Gableman on Friday.

2 years ago·United States

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Wisconsin State Journal

Dane County Judge rules Michael Gableman no longer in contempt, kicks out-of-state lawyers from case

Remington also ruled that the office had met the conditions necessary to remove Remington's previous contempt order, but ordered the office to pay $24,000 in penalties for the 12 days

2 years ago·Madison, United States

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APG of Wisconsin

Judge: Gableman no longer in contempt of court

MADISON — The former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice whom Republicans hired to investigate the 2020 election has made a reasonable effort to find records from his office and is no longer in contempt of court, a judge ruled Wednesday.

2 years ago

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