US EditionNo News Cameras Inside Federal Courtrooms - so What Happens at Trials Like Judge Hannah Dugan's?
A jury of 12 plus 2 alternates was sworn in for the federal trial of Judge Hannah Dugan, accused of aiding an undocumented immigrant's escape from ICE agents.
- On Dec 11, 2025, a jury of 14 was seated to hear the federal case against Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan, and U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman swore the panel then recessed court until Monday at 9 a.m.
- Dugan pleaded not guilty earlier this year to two obstruction counts after the Justice Department alleged she helped Eduardo Flores-Ruiz leave the courtroom via a back door on April 18.
- The selection process revealed privacy-versus-access tensions when U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman held in-chambers questioning without media access before allowing audio feeds after objections from Hearst Television and Gannett.
- The 14 jurors include nine men and five women; Adelman expects a four- to five-day trial next week with 25 to 28 witnesses, and penalties up to six years and $350,000.
- The case has broader consequences: the Wisconsin Supreme Court suspended Dugan and will hear arguments next year on local jails holding undocumented immigrants for federal pickup.
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Jury picked to decide whether to send a JUDGE to prison! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Source link Judge Hannah Dugan arrested in Milwaukee on Friday, April 25, 2025, for allegedly aiding a suspected criminal illegal alien A jury has been picked in Wisconsin in a trial that will determine whether a judge is convicted and could face up to six years in prison for allegedly helping an illegal alien criminal
No news cameras inside federal courtrooms - so what happens at trials like Judge Hannah Dugan's?
Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan's high-profile federal trial begins Monday, but unlike state court proceedings, the public won't be able to watch on television or through live streaming.Federal law prohibits cameras inside federal courtrooms, a restriction that extends to all federal trials across the country. This means no Court TV coverage or live broadcasts of the proceedings."It's a federal law. It's certainly strongly supported by the j…
Judge Accused of Helping Illegal Immigrant Escape Is Set to Stand Trial: What to Know
A judge in Wisconsin is set to stand trial on Monday after she allegedly tried to help an illegal immigrant evade deportation earlier this year. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan faces charges of obstruction and “concealing an individual to prevent his discovery and arrest” after she allegedly escorted 31-year-old Eduardo Flores-Ruiz out of a back door of her courtroom so he would not be apprehended by immigration agents waiting to det…
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By TODD RICHMOND MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, U.S.A. (AP) — Defence lawyers and prosecutors selected the jury on Thursday to decide whether a Wisconsin judge accused of helping a Mexican immigrant evade federal agents committed a crime. The federal prosecutor’s office this spring accused Hannah Dugan, a circuit judge in Milwaukee County, of obstruction and concealment of an individual to prevent his arrest. They claim that she took Eduardo Flores Ruiz,…
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