Jenna Ellis, a former lawyer for former President Donald Trump, was censured by a Colorado Supreme Court judge on Wednesday for misconduct related to her spreading of false claims about the 2020 presidential election. The OARC said that Ellis had agreed to a censure agreement in a discipline case, in which she acknowledged that several claims she had made about the election were “misrepresentations.” Bryon M. Large, a presiding disciplinary judge for the state’s Supreme Court, approved the censure agreement, which was meant to reinforce that attorneys “cannot cross” a line when engaging in political speech. It is unclear if Ellis will face any further disciplinary action.