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Ex-Milwaukee Judge Dugan avoids prison in ICE obstruction case

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Mariana La Roche
Ex-Milwaukee Judge Dugan avoids prison in ICE obstruction case
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Former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was sentenced to a $5,000 fine for her role in an ICE obstruction case. The federal judge presiding over the case opted against prison time, citing her history of public service.

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The case raises questions about judicial conduct and the application of sentencing guidelines for public officials involved in legal controversies.

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U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman said prison was unnecessary, imposing a $5,000 fine and citing Dugan's lifetime of service to the community.

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The article provides a balanced account of the sentencing, including quotes from both the judge and the defendant.

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