Lawfare No Bull
Former Trump Lawyer Sidney Powell Pleads Guilty
Oct 19, 2023
Former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell pleads guilty to misdemeanor charges related to election interference, agrees to testify against other defendants. The podcast covers the details of the conspiracy involving Powell, including tampering with electronic ballot markers and unlawfully accessing secure election machines.
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- Sidney Powell pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor charges, including conspiracy to commit intentional interference of election duties, and will serve six years of probation.
- Powell agreed to testify against the remaining defendants in the Fulton County case, showcasing her cooperation in the investigation and potential impact on the outcome.
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Sydney Powell pleads guilty
In the Fulton County Election Interference case, Sydney Powell, a former Trump lawyer, pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor charges, including conspiracy to commit intentional interference of election duties. Powell received six years of probation and agreed to testify against the remaining defendants. The charges included conspiracy to commit intentional interference with election duties, each carrying a maximum sentence of 12 months of probation. The probation conditions include a $6,000 fine, $2,700 restitution to the state of Georgia, an apology letter, and a prohibition on communication with co-defendants, witnesses, and the media.
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