Arresting Dugan is a good start

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Did you see trump arrested 2 corrupt judges this week? If he keeps up that pace, for the rest of his term, what percentage of the total judges in the US would have been brought to justice?


ChatGPT said:
?Yes, reports indicate that President Trump has intensified his administration's actions against members of the judiciary. This week, two judges were arrested: Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan and former New Mexico judge Joel Cano. Judge Dugan faces charges for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents by escorting him out a side door of the courthouse . Joel Cano is under scrutiny for allegedly harboring members of the Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang, on his New Mexico property .?
AP News
The Guardian
+4
The Daily Beast
+4
The Washington Post
+4

If this pace continues—two judges arrested per week—over a standard four-year presidential term (208 weeks), that would total 416 judges.?

Regarding the total number of judges in the United States, estimates suggest there are approximately 30,000 state judges and around 1,700 federal judges, combining to a total of about 31,700 judges nationwide .?
Brainly

Therefore, if 416 judges were arrested over a four-year term, this would represent approximately 1.31% of all judges in the U.S.?

It's important to note that these figures are based on current estimates and the actual numbers may vary.

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