Legal Precedent Set in Immigration Judgment

Judge Hannah Dugan convicted of felony obstruction for aiding defendant during immigration arrest.
Jury acquitted Dugan of concealing a wanted person charge.
Prosecutors claimed Dugan interfered with federal agents.
Defense argued Dugan followed courthouse guidelines.
Felony conviction could result in 5 years in prison.
Case sets significant precedent for judicial conduct in immigration enforcement.

Legal | Immigration | Judiciary

United States

Hannah Dugan

4 weeks ago