Since it's been brought up a bunch in the thread, and they mentioned it on KinoCasino I figured I'd talk again about potential bar discipline. The tl:dr is he'll likely get suspended but chances are slim to none he'll be disbarred, even if convicted.
The Minnesota Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility publish an annual summary of disciplinary matters, and between 2020 and 2023 there were only 15 disbarments, and of those 15 only 2 weren't directly related to the practice of law (although one still involved the clients). In fact they explicitly mention cases of people having serious felony charges (more serious than Rackets shit IMO) and that felonies will always trigger disciplinary action, but necessarily disbarment: