WI Election Investigator Fined Daily For Contempt By Court

A Judge on Wednesday, ordered the Investigator hired by Republicans to look into the 2020 Election in Wisconsin, be fined $2,000 a day until he complies with Court Orders related to Open Records requests.

Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman, an Investigator hired by Republicans to look into Trump's 2020 Loss in the Battleground State, takes the Stand and Refuses to answer questions from Circuit Court Judge Frank Remington, Friday, June 10, 2022, at the Dane County Courthouse in Madison, WI. Gableman was found in Contempt after he berated the Judge.

Judge Remington forwarded the Order to the Office that hands down Disciplinary Actions against Attorneys and Judges in Wisconsin. Gableman could face additional Sanctions that include Suspension or Revocation of his License to Practice Law. Remington, in his Order, chided Gableman for what he called his “unprofessional conduct” at the Hearing.

“Wisconsin demands more from its attorneys,” Remginton wrote. “Gableman’s demeaning conduct has discredited the profession and every other person sworn ‘to commit themselves to live by the constitutional processes of our system,’” he wrote. His Order cites comments Gableman made that were captured by the microphone while the Court was in Recess where he made Sarcastic Comments about the Judge and Attorney for American Oversight, the Group Suing to get the Records.

“The circus Gableman created in the courtroom destroyed any sense of decorum and irreparably damaged the public’s perception of the judicial process,” Remington wrote.

Gableman was hired a year ago by Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-63rd District), under pressure from Trump to Investigate Trump's Loss to President Biden, by just under 21,000 Votes. The Investigation has cost Taxpayers about $900,000 so far.

Biden’s Victory has survived Two Recounts, multiple Lawsuits, a Nonpartisan Audit, and a Review by a Conservative Law firm. Only a couple Dozen People, out of nearly 3.3 million Voters, have been Charged with Fraud, numbers on par with past Elections.

Gableman has issued Two Interim reports, but his work has faced a barrage of Bipartisan Criticism. Vos put his work on hold this spring, pending the Outcome of lawsuits challenging his Ability to Subpoena Elected Officials and others who worked on Elections.










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