[Apparatchik]

It’s called “aiding and abetting” and if she is convicted, she should not only lose her judgeship and her law license, but face up to 10 years in prison under Wisconsin law. Charge with obstruction of justice to boot.

[AlaskaErik]

It’s called “aiding and abetting” and if she is convicted, she should not only lose her judgeship and her law license, but face up to 10 years in prison under Wisconsin law.

She's being charged by the feds, not the State of Wisconsin. If she does any prison time it will be in the BoP, and not in the Wisconsin prison system.