Trump's Terms
In Florida a motion to dismiss, in Georgia an election
May 22, 2024
NPR correspondent Greg Allen discusses the Florida classified documents case against Trump, and Georgia's election interference case with prosecutor Fani Willis and Judge Scott McAfee. Topics include legal strategies, election outcomes, and trial delays.
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- Defense argued for dismissal of charges in Florida over classified documents case against former President Trump.
- In Georgia, officials overseeing Trump's criminal case won elections, facing challenges related to political dynamics.
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Trump's Florida Trial
In Florida, Defense attorneys representing former President Donald Trump's co-defendant argued in court for dismissal of charges related to moving classified documents to Mar-a-Lago and conspiring to hide them from investigators. Trump's aide, Walt Nauta, faced allegations of moving boxes containing classified documents and then lying about it. The defense claimed the case was politically motivated and retaliatory after Nauta refused to cooperate. Judge Cannon, a Trump appointee, heard the motions and expressed skepticism, indicating potential challenges for the defense.
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