Trump, other defendants seek to dismiss or delay Georgia election interference case
Lawyers representing former President Donald Trump and several others in the Georgia election interference case are set for court appearances to advocate for case dismissal or to delay upcoming deadlines. The lawyers argue for flaws in the indictment drafted by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Included in the defendants is former Trump campaign attorney Ray Smith, who is requesting the dismissal of the top racketeering or RICO charge. ABC News contributor Chris Timmons describes the motions as procedural attacks on the indictment, explaining if granted the defendants could be re-indicted. The defendants including Trump, Smith, and Mark Meadows, among others, have pleaded not guilty to all charges in the Fulton County district attorney’s sweeping racketeering indictment.
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