Trump's Charges Dropped in Georgia Election Interference Case

A judge in Georgia dropped six charges against former President Donald Trump and his codefendants in a sweeping election interference case. The charges included allegations that Trump and his allies pressured Georgia officials to break their oaths of office, with one charge related to a contentious phone call Trump made to the Georgia Secretary of State. The dismissal was due to the lack of specificity in the charges, making it difficult for the defendants to prepare their defense. While the highly controversial Rico Act charge remains, legal experts have questioned its strength and pointed out the absence of a clear conspiracy offense.