Pro-Trump Michigan Attorney Arrested for Spreading False Claims About 2020 Election

After Trump’s announcement, a few of his supporters allegedly stole several voting machines to analyze whether they had been tampered with. Now, those supporters, including Michigan attorney Stefanie Lambert, are being charged for stealing the machines, along with other crimes.

Meanwhile, three attorneys from Michigan allegedly “orchestrated a coordinated plan to gain access to voting tabulators,” to find out if they had, in fact, been tampered with to ensure Joe Biden won the race.

Lambert’s hearing regarding the theft of the voting machines was set for the first week in March, but the attorney never showed up. Her lawyer argued that Lambert’s “non-appearance was not a willful disregard of the court order and that she was in fact confused,” but the judge issued a warrant for her arrest anyway.

Lambert has direct access to the private files as she represented Patrick Byrne, former CEO of Overstock, who is being sued by Dominion Voting for defamation during the 2020 election.

Lambert then proceeded to illegally leak the private documents included within the discovery, as well as thousands of the company’s private emails.

Leaf is infamous in his own right for his conspiracy theories regarding the 2020 election, and he was almost arrested last August with Lambert for conspiracy to tamper with voting machines.

Throughout this mayhem, Lambert was still at large, even after the court had issued a warrant for her arrest. Then, she showed up in court, not for her own proceedings, but for her client, CEO Patrick Byrne’s hearing.

Later that day, the US Marshals Service released a statement that confirmed “the arrest of Stefanie Lambert earlier this afternoon.”

Lambert apparently admitted during Bryne’s hearing that she did, in fact, give Sheriff Leaf the Dominion documents. However, she claims she had the right to do so as she was reporting a crime. Once hearing this, the judge ruled that Lambert no longer has access to any of Dominion’s discovery for the Patrick Bryne case.

Leaf, Byrne, and Lambert have also made these allegations in court filings. However, no actual evidence of these claims has been found.

“As has been public for years, Dominion has a small staff presence in Serbia, but any allegation that Dominion employees anywhere tried to interfere with any election is flatly false,” a Dominion spokesperson told CNN.

Dominion lawyers also noted that Lambert has been in trouble with the law before and was almost sanctioned in the past for her conspiracy theories.

At one point, she even called on Congress to help prove her claims that “foreign nationals” meddled in the election in 2020.

However, he claimed she would only go up in his favor if she was arrested, saying, “If she was, I respect her even more, and she can raise her rate to me.”

This arrest may also result in some pro-Trump advocates calling out the legal justice system, something that Trump has long done himself. According to these supporters, the government is going after Trump and his supporters for no reason.

These documents are exceptionally dangerous, as they contain the names, cell phone numbers, office addresses, and email addresses of Dominion Voting employees. And Dominion has reported that their employees are receiving death threats from Trump supporters from around the country.

On X, Byrne wrote that Lambert “signed an NDA, but she found evidence of ongoing crime, and reported it to law enforcement. If she found a severed head in a discovery box she had a duty to report it to law-enforcement, too.”

Dominion has claimed that Lambert has violated a protective order that the judge put on all the documents involved in the case.

“These actions should shock the conscience,” Dominion wrote. “They reflect a total disregard for this Court’s orders, to say nothing of the safety of Dominion employees.”

Whether or not she will be found guilty or if she will be released with a fine, serve time, or be disbarred is yet to be seen. However, all of these results are possible.

Most notably, Dominion’s defamation case against Fox News ended in the news corporation settling for $787 million. This case is now known as the largest defamation settlement in American history that is publicly known.

Currently, the company is also suing many public Trump-supporting people, such as former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell. They also have cases against Newsmax and One America News.

These risks include organizations or people intimidating election workers or officials to change the vote, as well as cyber attacks from foreign adversaries on election infrastructure.

Some law enforcement officials are worried that if President Joe Biden beats Donald Trump yet again in the polls, the country could face more tampering crimes, protests, or even aggressive riots.