Since the Wisconsin Supreme Court has ordered the property returned, whoever has it is possessing property of another without consent. That’s theft. If the State won’t prosecute, sue civilly for punitive damages. Since the Court ruled the special prosecutor never had authority, the theft started from day 1.
I think there should be civil suits anyway. I don’t know if there is precedent for it, but all the victims should sue for harrassment, theft, whatever applies.
“That’s theft. If the State won’t prosecute, sue civilly for punitive damages. Since the Court ruled the special prosecutor never had authority, the theft started from day 1.”
There are three, I think?, civil suits started so far. And if they haven’t already, those Club For Growth guys are a pretty BIG deal and will be VERY lawyered-up.
It’s going to take a while, but I believe we will see SOME justice for the victims.