US EditionNew Georgia prosecutor drops election interference case against Trump and allies
- The new prosecutor, Pete Skandalakis, decided not to pursue the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and others, as stated in a court filing.
- Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee dismissed the case entirely following Skandalakis' filing.
- Skandalakis indicated that several prosecutors declined to take on the case due to its complexities.
- The filing reported that parts of the case lacked sufficient evidence for trial, while others should be in federal court instead.
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In the U.S. state of Georgia, the long-term investigation against President Trump for attempted election influence is pending. According to court records, the chief prosecutor in charge of scandalakis requested that the charges be dropped.
Georgia judge dismisses Trump election interference case
A Georgia court has thrown out the lengthy election case, with the prosecution saying that pursuing it would not be viable. With it, the only remaining legal challenge over Trump's post-2020 election behavior falls away.
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Before his return to the White House this year, President Donald Trump faced a slew of criminal charges and lawsuits that threatened his finances and freedom. On Wednesday, a judge dismissed the Georgia election interference case against Trump and others…
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A judge dismissed the Georgia election interference case against President Donald Trump and others on Wednesday after a request from the prosecutor, making the historic racketeering prosecution the latest in a string of legal cases against Trump that have dissolved since he was reelected to a second term. Pete Skandalakis, the executive director of Georgia’s nonpartisan prosecutor council who took over the prosecution earlier this month, filed a…
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