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 held a judicial position in Rhode Island and practiced immigration law before being disbarred, reached a plea agreement with prosecutors. The charges stem from allegations that the former lawyer engaged in fraudulent activities and failed to report income properly, resulting in tax evasion. The plea deal marks a significant development in the case, indicating the defendant’s willingness to accept responsibility for the criminal conduct. Details about the specific fraudulent actions, the amount of money involved, and the potential penalties have not been disclosed. The case highlights ongoing efforts by federal authorities to address white-collar crime and uphold legal ethics within the legal profession. The resolution through a plea agreement may lead to sentencing that includes fines, restitution, or imprisonment, depending on the court’s decision. This outcome also underscores the serious consequences faced by legal professionals who violate the law.