A former Rhode Island judge and disbarred immigration lawyer has agreed to plead guilty in a federal case involving wire fraud and tax evasion. The individual, who previously served as a judge in Rhode Island, faced charges related to fraudulent activities and failure to report income properly. Under the terms of the plea agreement, the former judge will admit guilt to the charges, which is expected to lead to sentencing that could include fines, restitution, and potential imprisonment. The case highlights ongoing efforts by federal authorities to prosecute legal professionals who engage in criminal conduct, particularly those who exploit their positions of trust. Further details about the timeline of the offenses, the amount of money involved, and the specific circumstances leading to the investigation were not disclosed. The plea deal marks a significant development in the case, signaling the defendant’s acceptance of responsibility and potentially avoiding a lengthy trial. This outcome serves as a reminder of the legal consequences faced by attorneys and judges who violate federal laws.