Judge Troupas

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131 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 21 Feb

Judge Troupas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yes, yes.
Good morning.
Good morning.
The Wall Street Journal last night published an editorial that essentially reviewed what's going on right now in Wisconsin.
Well, looking back at elections in Georgia and what have you, in Wisconsin, the tact was quite different.
It was to come after the lawyers, that's me, and literally file an 11-count criminal felony complaint against me for using alternate electors.
They had bizarre theories, I won't go into that, but the theories were clearly wrong.
So we filed a series of motions, my excellent attorneys, and what happened was a private citizen, a former judge provided off the record, that is ex parte, we had no idea this had happened,
he wrote an opinion denying the motion to dismiss, gave it to the sitting judge, undisclosed to us, secretly.
And then that opinion became the opinion of the court.
The court admitted, the court, when I say that, I mean the trial court judge, Judge Hyland, admitted he haven't even read the briefs when he received a complete opinion
from the son of that now private person, former judge.
We had forensic linguists look at this because this order controls the entire case.
And the forensic linguists work for the FBI among others.
And they said unequivocally, unequivocally,
The opinion was not written by the judge sitting on the case, but was in fact written by a private citizen who has very clear ways of speaking.
And that affidavit would be enough literally in a federal criminal proceeding against people.
Ron Johnson was so upset about this after he had seen this.
He wrote a letter to the Department of Justice in November, early December.
asking them to begin a federal civil rights and criminal investigation into the conduct of the judges of Dane County Circuit Court.
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