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Lake deletes tweet targeting Maricopa judge after officials seek sanctions

Summary by The Hill

Defeated Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake (R) deleted a tweet accusing the judge who dismissed her election challenge of integrity violations. The tweet, which was posted early Monday morning, suggested the founding partner of a law firm representing Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs (D) emailed Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Peter Thompson “what to say” as he authored the dismissal.

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Lake deletes tweet targeting Maricopa judge after officials seek sanctions

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Raw Story

Kari Lake deletes tweet smearing judge as liberal puppet amid looming court sanctions: report

Former Arizona Republican candidate Kari Lake reportedly deleted a tweet attacking Maricopa County Judge Peter Thompson. According to the non-profit group AZ's Law, Lake deleted the tweet on Monday shortly after defense lawyers filed for sanctions against the former candidate and her attorneys...

1 year ago·United States

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The Daily Beast

Kari Lake Deletes Conspiracy Theory Tweet Attacking Judge Who Ruled Against Her

The tweet was cited in Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs’ bid to have a judge sanction the failed candidate.

1 year ago·United States

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Mediaite

Kari Lake Deletes Tweet Attacking Judge as County Officials File For Sanctions Against Failed GOP Candidate

“All told, between Hobbs and several lawyers for the County - Lake and her attorneys could face up to $700K in sanctions to cover total fees,” noted local media

1 year ago·United States

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Law & Crime

Kari Lake Deleted a Tweet Attacking the Judge and Opposing Lawyers in Her Election Loss Lawsuit. Now, It's Part of Her More Than $500,000 Sanctions Fight.

The apparently deleted tweet could haunt her in a more than $500,000 sanctions motion filed against Kari Lake and her attorneys. She claims it's free speech.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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