Kenneth Chesebro Wiki, Age, Bio, Career, Wife, Linkedin
Kenneth Chesebro Wiki – Kenneth Chesebro Bio
Kenneth Chesebro is an appellant attorney from Austin, Texas, and one of six persons accused of being “co-conspirators” in the newest Trump indictment.
According to his LinkedIn profile, he has worked as a litigation attorney, particularly at the appellate level and with “plaintiffs’ attorneys on cases against corporate defendants.”
In the indictment charging Trump with crimes for his acts related to the 2020 presidential election, five of the six persons named as “co-conspirators” are lawyers. The House January 6 Committee allegedly charged Chesebro with “being the architect of the fake elector plot” in seven states, according to the Independent. He is charged with writing memoranda outlining the false elector plot, according to the indictment.
Kenneth Chesebro Age
Mr. Chesebro is 62 years old.
Trump Indictment
Co-conspirator 5 is described in the indictment as “an attorney who assisted in planning and trying to carry out a plan to present false slates of presidential voters so as to prevent the approval proceeding.” In earlier reports, lawyer Kenneth Chesebro has been identified as this person.
In the indictment, Trump and “co-conspirators” like Kenneth Chesebro are charged with coming up with a new scheme “to marshal individuals who would have served as the Defendant’s electors had he been successful in winning the popular vote in the seven targeted states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. He then influenced those voters to fabricate and transmit phony certifications of their voting eligibility to the Vice President and Congress.
The conspiracy “capitalized on suggestions contained in memos prepared by Co-Conspirator 5, a lawyer who assisted the Defendant’s Campaigns with legal actions relating to a recounting in Wisconsin,” according to the lawsuit.
According to the indictment, “the memos evolved over time from a legal approach to preserve defendant’s interests to a fraudulent plan to sabotage the operation of the US government by preventing Biden electors’ votes from being counted and verified.”
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The “Wisconsin Memo” recommended that Trump’s electors in Wisconsin meet and cast ballots on December 14 – the day the ECA required appointed electors to vote – to preserve the alternative of the Defendant’s Wisconsin elector slate if the Defendant ultimately won the state. This was done in light of the ongoing recount in Wisconsin.
Education & Career
Kenneth Chesebro is a Wisconsin native who “graduated from Harvard Law School (J.D. 1986), where he was an editor of the Law Review, and Northwestern University (B.S. 1983),” according to his LinkedIn page.
In Wisconsin, Democrats are suing “Wisconsin Republicans who posed as electors in 2020,” according to Urban Milwaukee, and Kenneth Chesebro is listed in the case.
JUST IN: Pro-Trump attorney Kenneth Chesebro, who helped craft the 2020 fake elector plot, pleads guilty in Georgia election subversion case https://t.co/BybW7Zg7Ul
— CNN (@CNN) October 20, 2023
The 10 Republicans and the two lawyers who counseled them, according to the Democrats, “broke a number of laws, including one that forbids people from impersonating public officials.” The plaintiffs are seeking up to $2.4 million in punitive damages, according to the Wisconsin-based news source.
Wife & Address
Chesebro has reportedly “worked as an attorney in New York, Massachusetts, and California,” his LinkedIn profile formerly stated that he was based in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
He also had a house at 1600 Massachusetts Avenue, given to his wife as part of a divorce, and was above the Harvard University Physics Research Library. The website said a title check revealed that he once resided in a Ritz-Carlton condominium in Boston.
Although his residence is in Puerto Rico, the Florida Bar asserts that he cannot practice law in Florida.
Chesebro worked for the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. as “deputy special counsel for the Office of the Independent Counsel for Iran/Contra matters” in 1993, according to his LinkedIn page.
According to his LinkedIn page, he worked as a legal assistant for Judge Gerard A. Gesell and as a summer associate for law firms in Chicago and New York in the 1980s.
