This Is Why Judge Dugan’s Case Disappeared from the Media

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Dan O’Donnell at the MacIver Institute asks if you’ve noticed that Judge Hannah Dugan’s story has all but disappeared from the news. It’s because she is guilty. It’s a straightforward case, and she committed multiple crimes.

Dugan is neither innocent nor a martyr when you strip away the politics. She is a criminal, and she could go to prison for a year.

Plainly factual evidence based on the law:


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ThinkAboutIt
ThinkAboutIt
23 days ago

Not only is she guilty but her being guilty doesn’t fit the narrative. They want their version of the truth to look like they are right. Sad thing is it’s all a lie.

Mark
Mark
23 days ago

She got caught up in a tornado and a house fell on her.

Red
Red
24 days ago

This is what Dugan calls “due process”.

mike
mike
24 days ago

I have to wonder how many judges have been doing this, but haven’t been discovered. Bailiffs and prosecutors could say something.

The Prisoner
The Prisoner
24 days ago

Dugan is done. She loses her job, her law license, her reputation.

Prison time is warranted. I doubt Bondi has it in her to insist on that.