Lawyers for Trump after 2020 election face professional reckonings

Mar 27, 2024 View Original Article
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43% : The developments highlight how, even years after the 2020 election, authorities that regulate the attorneys are still looking closely at the actions of attorneys for Trump, several of whom could lose their law licenses.
31% : Source: CNN PoliticsUpdated 8:27 AM EDT, Wed March 27, 2024CNN -- Fallout for lawyers who assisted Donald Trump in his efforts to overturn the 2020 election is coming into focus this week, as one ex-lawyer for Trump will find if he may lose his law license and another attorney is in the middle of a disciplinary trial.
29% : And Lawrence Joseph, Julia Haller and Brandon Johnson, who worked in battleground states to support Trump and on frivolous court filings alleging election fraud after the last presidential election, are now facing attorney disciplinary charges in Washington, DC.
26% : In addition to Eastman and Clark, three other lawyers for Trump in 2020 -- Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro and Jenna Ellis -- have pleaded guilty to criminal charges in Georgia that could risk their law licenses.
25% : John Eastman, a conservative law professor, and Jeffrey Clark, the former Trump Justice Department official whom Trump nearly installed as attorney general, face major developments in their attorney discipline cases in the jurisdictions where they are barred.

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