Motion Filed To Dismiss Trump Case In Fulton County
Attorneys for former President Donald Trump filed a motion to dismiss the charges against him in Fulton County, Georgia, Monday.
The motion to dismiss applies to the bizarre case against Trump and 18 co-defendants in Fulton County, according to the Epoch Times.
“The brief filings adopt co-defendant Rudy Giuliani’s arguments on seven charges, and co-defendant Kenneth Chesebro’s demurrer of one charge, and Mr. Chesebro’s demurrer of seven charges in his motion to dismiss the indictment entirely. Mr. Trump’s attorneys also filed a notice to have reciprocal discovery apply to his case under Georgia law,” the outlet wrote.
What Does This Mean?
It was argued that the 98-page, 41-count racketeering indictment held many “deficiencies,” asking a judge to throw out the indictment altogether. (LEARN MORE: Most GOP 2024 Candidates Would Support Trump If He’s Convicted)
Attorneys wrote “is not perfect in form and substance, fails to provide sufficient notice as to what he must defend against at trial, and the pleadings in said indictment are insufficient to protect him from double jeopardy in a separate prosecution.”
Rising Support
Trump’s polling numbers have increased throughout the process of his indictment. He’s currently well ahead of all his GOP 2024 presidential challengers.
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