Nonilex ,
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Judge is holding a hearing on several pending pretrial motions in the case, including a -related motion from Team

This is the 1st hearing since McAfee ruled on the disqualification motion, which defendants have until Mon to appeal.

It's also the 1st hearing w/o special prosecutor as lead for the DA's office.

streaming live here: https://www.youtube.com/@judgescottmcafee/streams

Nonilex OP ,
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Prosecutors in the hearing room at the DA's table: attys Daysha Young, Will Wooten & Donald Wakeford + expert & special prosecutor John Floyd
Special prosecutor Anna Cross is also present.

For the defense it's & David Shafer's teams.

Watching for a trial date from Judge .

Steve Sadow, Trump's lead Atlanta attorney, is currently arguing why his client's speech at issue in the indictment is core political speech that's protected under the .

Nonilex OP ,
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DA rebuts defense’s protected “political speech” / argument because this isn’t about lying in , it’s about filing false documents & making false statements to the & the government.

Additionally, the lies were employed as a part of conduct & not protected.
Overt act in a criminal
The purpose of presenting the overt acts is to show that it is part of the overall operation – the .

Nonilex OP ,
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again argues that is being indicted for lying.

HE IS NOT.

He was indicted for participating in a to interfere w/ the election.

Sadow is continuing to cite law & discuss why it’s okay to lie.

McAfee should shut this down. It’s a moot point.

Nonilex OP ,
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lol. The last defense argument was that charges should be dismissed because the term was a legal conclusion & disparaging.

DA prosecutor got up for his turn & started by saying, “the words ‘fake electors’ do not exist anywhere in the indictment.”

Hilarious.

Nonilex OP ,
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The DA prosecutor went on to argue that case & GA statutory law supported the use of characterizations in indictments.

Another great line from the DA atty Will Wooten was that all indictments include conclusions, that’s what indictments are.
If indictments aren’t allowed to have legal conclusions, then I guess we can’t have indictments anymore.

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