Overview

• Michael Gableman, who led a taxpayer-funded 2020 election fraud probe that found no evidence of widespread fraud, has agreed to a three-year suspension of his law license.
• The Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation filed a 10-count complaint against Gableman, citing false statements, court disruptions, open records violations, and other unethical behavior.
• Gableman admitted in the agreement that he could not successfully defend himself against the allegations and that the complaints had a sufficient factual basis.
• The suspension agreement awaits final approval from a referee and the Wisconsin Supreme Court before taking effect.
• Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, who initially hired Gableman for the investigation, later fired him in 2022, calling his conduct an 'embarrassment' and stating he deserved to lose his law license.