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PHOENIX -- Kari Lake’s attorney is suspended from practicing law for 60 days after lying to the Arizona Supreme Court about the record in her case, the state’s presiding disciplinary

Attorney for the losing GOP candidate is suspended from practicing law for 60 days after lying to the Arizona Supreme Court about her case.

Kari Lake lawyer suspended for 2 months for lying in court during election challenge. Bryan Blehm lied to the court and has not shown remorse, state bar attorneys told a Supreme Court disciplinary judge when recommending a longer suspension.

As Kari Lake continues her campaign for U.S. Senate, the lawyers who represented the Republican in her failed effort to overturn the results of the 2022 election for Arizona governor are both facing court discipline.

Lawyer Bryan Blehm, who challenged the results of Arizona’s 2022 election in court on behalf of GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, faces a suspension of his law license that would likely block him from challenging the results of the state’s upcoming election.

Bryan Blehm helped Kari Lake attempt to overturn the 2022 election. Arizona's bar association wants to suspend his license for six months and one day.

The Arizona Supreme Court and the state bar association are grappling with how to apply professional standards of conduct, as a rise in sanctions and disciplinary scrutiny is prompting debate about exactly when lawyers who bring election challenges are crossing the line.

Kari Lake is running for U.S. Senate in Arizona while also trying — poorly, it seems — to overturn her failed run for governor.

Two weeks after the deadline to file court challenges to candidate petitions to get on the July primary ballot, nearly all of the cases have been resolved — either because the cases have been dismissed or the challenged candidate has dropped out of the race. And although court sanctions for the people who file petition […] The post Nearly all candidate challenges are resolved, setting the 2024 ballot appeared first on Arizona Mirror.

A state legislator representing Scottsdale has been placed on probation for 18 months for his role in three lawsuits challenging the results of the 2020 election.