Fiore’s controversies have been buried deep by the latest slate of criminals to receive pardons or sentence commutations from Trump. It’s another in a continuing series of efforts to tar the rule of law, sow distrust for the justice system and diminish the importance of political corruption prosecution.

The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline ruled hat additional complaints had been levied against Fiore, which the group will address at a later date to determine if the suspension will be lifted.

As a public figure, Fiore didn’t just embarrass herself on occasion. She lived with her hand in controversy’s cookie jar. None of it seemed to matter to her true believers.

The former city councilwoman will be arraigned Monday on additional charges of using donations intended for a fallen officer’s memorial for personal gain. Her trial is set to begin Sept. 24.

She’s accused of soliciting contributions for the memorial statue and directing donations to an account she controlled through an unnamed person despite the fact a company had already volunteered to pay for the project.