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Tina Peters was convicted in 2024 on multiple counts arising from allowing unauthorized access to Mesa County’s Dominion voting machines and related conduct; a state judge sentenced her to nine years ...
Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk, was convicted in August 2024 on multiple charges tied to a 2021 election security breach and was sentenced to in October 2024; she remains incarcerated while...
As of mid‑November 2025, Tina Peters remains in state custody while her legal team pursues multiple federal and state avenues: a federal habeas petition seeking bond and release pending her state‑cour...
Tina Peters was convicted in 2024 for facilitating a 2021 breach of Mesa County election systems and was sentenced to nine years in prison; prosecutors said she helped an associate misuse a security b...
law creates specific pathways for jurors to seek medical disqualification or postponement—requests must be documented, reviewed by a judge or jury commissioner, and can be temporary or permanent depen...
Federal courts have repeatedly declined to intervene in Tina Peters’ bids for release while state appeals proceed, ruling that federal jurisdiction is limited by abstention principles and the need for...
Appellate courts have made some rulings in litigation connected to Tina Peters, but available reporting does not show an appellate court yet finding reversible error by prosecutors or the trial judge ...
Tina Peters has filed at least one state appeal of her 2024 conviction and multiple federal filings seeking interim relief while that appeal proceeds — notably a federal habeas corpus petition filed i...