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A Wisconsin judge just learned a hard lesson: wearing a robe does not put you above the law. A federal jury convicted her of felony obstruction after she deliberately helped an illegal alien — facing domestic-violence charges — evade ICE by sneaking him out a restricted courthouse exit.
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She’ll lose her robe, her license, and very likely her freedom.
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