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Hey all.

Glenn Kirshner here.

So friends, as you probably know by now,

Wisconsin State Court Judge Hannah Dugan was convicted by a jury of one count of obstruction

for allegedly interfering with some immigration officers' attempts to

take an undocumented immigrant into custody.

I just sat down with Adam Klassfeld of All Rise News.

Adam was in the courtroom for gavel-to-gavel coverage,

and we sat down and talked about whether this seemed to be the right verdict

in accordance with the evidence that was introduced during the course of the trial,

or whether there are some open questions and

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