Judge denies three Georgia ‘fake electors’ attempts to move cases to federal court
- A federal judge ruled that three co-defendants of former President Donald Trump must stand trial in Georgia state court, rather than federal court. None of the five co-defendants who sought to remove their cases to federal court have been successful.
- Former Trump administration Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark's attempt to move his prosecution to state court was denied by the same federal judge.
- Trump's legal team expressed confidence in a fair trial before Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee and will not seek removal to federal court.
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