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Jim Vondruska/Getty Images(ATLANTA) -- Attorneys for former President Donald Trump and several of his co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case are set to appear in court to seek the dismissal of the case or push back on upcoming deadlines during a pair of back-to-back hearings Friday. Lawyers for Trump, former Trump campaign attorney Ray Smith, and so-called alternate elector David Shafer are expected to argue their motions for the case's dismissal, or the dismissal of specific counts, in the first hearing of the day, based on what they argue are various flaws in the way the ind...