Judge Rejects Trump's First Amendment Challenge In Georgia Case
Former President Donald Trump just received SHOCKING news.
Judge Scott McAfee, the judge presiding over Trump’s Georgia trial, has rejected Trump’s latest challenge.
“Even core political speech addressing matters of public concern is not impenetrable from prosecution if allegedly used to further criminal activity,” McAfee wrote.
McAfee also said that “the challenged language is not prejudicial because it accurately describes the alleged offenses and makes the charges more easily understood by providing a basis to differentiate the allegedly lawful and unlawful acts of presidential electors (as theorized by the State).”
Trump’s lead Georgia attorney, Steve Sadow, said that he does “respectfully disagree with Judge McAfee’s order and will continue to evaluate their options regarding the First Amendment challenges.”
The rejection may come as a surprise considering Trump has been getting win after win in the Georgia case.
The Georgia case, most famous for the affair between District Attorney Fani Willis and prosecutor Nathan Wade, was forced to take a pause to properly handle the allegations brought against Wade and Willis.
When those allegations proved to be true, it ended in Wade resigning all together.
“I am offering my resignation in the interest of democracy, in dedication to the American public, and to move this case forward as quickly as possible,” Wade wrote in his resignation letter.
Trump also received several dropped charges to the affair.
Now, though, Trump has received a massive rejection.
However, Trump supporters can rest easy and remember that the same attorneys representing defendants in this case are the attorneys who discovered Willis and Wade’s affair.
They are clever, smart, and think quick on their feet.
The former president is in good hands!
Do you think Trump’s lawyers will find a plan to get another victory moving forward?
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