Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Recusal
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford will not participate in the upcoming disciplinary proceedings against former Justice Michael Gableman.
However, Justice Rebecca Dallet will stay on the case. Gableman is accused of violating rules governing attorney conduct during and after his investigation into the 2020 presidential election.
- Gableman pleaded no-contest to the accusations.
- A court-appointed referee recommended suspending his law license for three years.
The state Supreme Court will now decide the fate of Gableman's license, with options including accepting the referee's recommendation or revoking his license.
Gableman had previously filed motions calling for Crawford and Dallet to recuse themselves from the case.
Gableman is accused of violating rules governing attorney conduct.
Author's summary: Justice Crawford recuses herself from Gableman case.
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