“We have a person in prison because of a fear that she's a danger to society because of what she might say,” said Peters’ attorney Peter Ticktin during an earlier hearing on the case. “Under this standard, habeas relief is warranted ‘only if all ‘fairminded jurists’ would agree that the state court got it wrong,” states the written legal response. The Colorado Court of Appeals previously denied Tina Peters' request for a bond on appeal. Weiser said the court made those statements in the context of the sentencing hearing after Peters laid out her claims of election fraud. Matt Slocum/AP FILE - Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser pauses during an interview Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024.