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Pro-Trump lawyer Stefanie Lambert turned herself in to Michigan authorities following an indictment for 2020 election tampering. Lambert was arrested in Washington, DC and spent a night in jail before her surrender. She was indicted last year in relation to an attempted election system breach in Michigan, a battleground state where several incidents occurred with Trump supporters attempting to prove voter-fraud theories after his 2020 election loss.
Pro-Trump Lawyer Stefanie Lambert Turns Herself In
Stefanie Lambert, a pro-Trump lawyer, surrendered to Michigan authorities last Thursday. This followed her indictment for 2020 election tampering and a series of dramatic events, which included a night in jail and being labeled a fugitive.
After surrendering, Lambert appeared in Oakland County Circuit Court where special prosecutor DJ Hilson confirmed her presence. Hilson stated that following an appearance before a judge, the active Michigan bench warrant for Lambert was put aside. Her arrest was primarily for the collection of DNA and fingerprint evidence.
Confirming Lambert’s surrender, her attorney, Daniel Hartman, stated that her fingerprints wouldn’t be entered into the system pending court orders. Lambert has been resisting prosecutors’ efforts to capture her fingerprints. This surrender comes after Lambert’s release by a local DC judge earlier in the week.
Lambert’s Recent Arrest and Legal Troubles
Just days before her surrender, Lambert was arrested at a DC federal courthouse. Following her participation in a two-hour hearing regarding her client, ex-Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne’s false 2020 election claims, she was taken into custody by US marshals.
This hearing was related to Lambert’s recent leak of internal Dominion emails obtained through her legal representation of Byrne. However, her arrest in DC and subsequent surrender in Michigan arose from a warrant issued for failing to appear at recent criminal case hearings.
Lambert was indicted last year for her involvement in an attempted breach of Michigan’s election system. Her actions were among several attempts by Trump supporters in battleground states to validate voter-fraud theories following Trump’s loss in the 2020 election.
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