Overview
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Office of Lawyer Regulation issued a memo saying Solis was suspended for willfully failing to cooperate with one or more OLR investigations into alleged misconduct.
- The memo did not describe the underlying allegations that prompted the OLR inquiries.
- State rules require district attorneys to hold an active law license, so the suspension prevents Solis from practicing law or carrying out prosecutorial duties.
- An office statement says Deputy District Attorney Rosa Delgado is overseeing day-to-day operations and will manage or reassign Solis’ caseload until further direction is given.
- Officials say formal next steps remain unclear and could include further OLR proceedings, court or Supreme Court action, or directives from state authorities about Solis’ official status.