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Prosecutors say Trump team trying to 'rewrite indictment' in bid to dismiss Georgia election case - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors say Trump team trying to 'rewrite indictment' in bid to dismiss Georgia election case

Ftwitty/Getty Images(ATLANTA) -- Attorneys for Donald Trump said that Trump's comments "calling into question" the election of 2020 were "the height of

Trump Attorney Tells Judge 'Underlying Basis' Of Georgia Case Punishes Protected Political Speech - Vimarsana News

Trump Attorney Tells Judge 'Underlying Basis' Of Georgia Case Punishes Protected Political Speech

Trump's attorney urged the judge overseeing the Georgia racketeering case Thursday to dismiss the indictment based on the First Amendment.

We're Supposed to Learn Fani Willis' Fate This Week - Vimarsana News

We're Supposed to Learn Fani Willis' Fate This Week

Plus: We'll get a preview of Trump's arguments in the classified documents case, and another Trump investigation is picking up steam in Arizona.

Source: yahoo.com
'How Can You Believe The Other Answers?': Jonathan Turley Says Fani Willis, Nathan Wade Testimony 'In Tatters' - Vimarsana News

'How Can You Believe The Other Answers?': Jonathan Turley Says Fani Willis, Nathan Wade Testimony 'In Tatters'

Jonathan Turley said the testimony of Fani Willis and Nathan Wade was “in tatters” as a judge considers a motion to throw them off the Donald Trump case.

Fani Willis decision expected this week, and more Trump trials news. - Vimarsana News

Fani Willis decision expected this week, and more Trump trials news.

Plus: We'll get a preview of Trump's arguments in the classified documents case, and another Trump investigation is picking up steam in Arizona.

Source: slate.com