https://www.msn.com/en-us/n...pt?ocid=BingNewsSerp

What's the next in the Dugan case?
Dugan's team is preparing a brief that will ask Adelman to set aside the jury conviction.
The government will respond and then Adelman will rule.

Is it rare for a judge to overturn a jury's verdict?
Yes, it is rare, but not unprecedented.

Does Dugan have a sentencing date?
No, and typically, a sentencing date is set as soon as a guilty verdict is delivered.
Dugan's team said that was a sign the judge would take seriously the defense's motion to overturn the jury verdict.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
https://www.jsonline.com/st...ts-next/87844618007/

[This message has been edited by Vintage-Nut (edited 12-20-2025).]

The general consensus that I am reading is that she probably won't see any prison time, but will most likely be disbarred.

I am glad that Backdoor Dugan was convicted. Let's see how the sentencing goes. It should be more severe for her since she broke the law while acting in her capacity as a judge.