Attorney Sidney Powell, who filed several election-related lawsuits after Nov. 3, said in a court filing Thursday that Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ demands that she be sanctioned and fined are moot because the suit was dismissed months ago. Evers, a Democrat, filed a request that Powell and former President Donald Trump each pay more than $100,000, claiming that they filed frivolous post-election lawsuits. Powell, however, said (pdf) in court that it has been two months since “the Seventh Circuit found this case to be moot and remanded it with instructions to vacate this Court’s prior decision.” The filing further said that “during those two months,” Evers did not “make any application for sanctions” against Powell. “Further,” Powell and her lawyers continued, “the Defendant has not made an effort to reopen this case, which was closed by the Court in December of 2020.” “Now that the case has been vacated long …