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A judge denied Tina Peters’ bid for release from prison while appealing her nine-year sentence for a 2020 election data breach tied to false fraud claims.
A federal magistrate judge has denied former Colorado county clerk Tina Peters’ request to be released from state prison while appealing her nine-year sentence for a data breach tied to false election fraud claims in 2020.
Peters argued her First Amendment rights were violated when a state judge labeled her election-related statements as lies.
The federal judge ruled that federal courts should not intervene in ongoing state criminal cases, citing precedent.
Her legal team called the decision unjust, while supporters including Donald Trump and Michael Flynn have urged her release, claiming political persecution and potential value as a witness.
Colorado officials, including Republican leaders and election experts, maintain there is no evidence of widespread election fraud and affirm the integrity of the state’s voting systems.
Un juez negó la oferta de Tina Peters para ser liberada de prisión mientras apelaba su sentencia de nueve años por una violación de datos de las elecciones de 2020 vinculada a afirmaciones falsas de fraude.