Ex-Trump legal adviser Jenna Ellis has Colorado law license suspended

• She had been accused of violating Georgia's racketeering law and asking a public official to violate their oath as part of an effort to convince officials to appoint new electors for Trump.

Driving the news: A presiding disciplinary judge in Colorado on Tuesday approved the agreement between Ellis and the Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel.

• Ellis' suspension will take effect on July 2 and last for three years.
• "If Ellis seeks to reinstate her Colorado law license following her suspension, she must prove by clear and convincing evidence that she has been rehabilitated," the agreement stated.
• Colorado officials brought the case against Ellis after her guilty plea last year, alleging that she had "caused significant actual harm in a variety of ways," AP reported.

Flashback: Even before her guilty plea, Colorado officials censured Ellis in March 2023 over a series of false statements she had made about the 2020 election.

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