DA suggests Georgia election interference case against Trump may continue

The state prosecution of Donald Trump on election interference charges in Georgia may be able to continue despite his impending inauguration, prosecutors signaled.

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Georgia prosecutors urge appeals court not to toss Trump election interference case

The Fulton County district attorney's office said the president-elect had presented the court with an "underbaked" argument for dismissing the case.
NBC News - 2h
Why the case against a Roth conversion gets stronger if Trump’s tax cuts continue

Break-even point for a Roth conversion is long —and extending the 2017 tax cuts could make it longer.
MarketWatch - 4d
Prosecutors in Three States Press Ahead with Election Interference Cases

The cases, which stem from efforts to keep Donald J. Trump in office after his 2020 loss, are proceeding even as Mr. Trump prepares to return to the White House.
The New York Times - 6d
Manhattan DA suggests non-prison sentence for Trump in hush money case

Donald Trump's sentencing in his hush money case could be delayed until he leaves office, rather than the case being dismissed outright, prosecutors argued in a filing.
ABC News - Dec. 10
Trump requests dismissal of charges in Georgia election interference case

Lawyers argue that sitting president is ‘immune from indictment or any criminal process, state or federal’. Donald Trump’s attorney in Georgia has asked the state’s appellate court to dismiss ...
The Guardian - Dec. 4
Trump asks Georgia court to end criminal election interference case, cites White House win

President-elect Donald Trump faced four criminal cases going into the 2024 election against Vice President Kamala Harris. Only two cases remain now.
CNBC - Dec. 4
Trump's lawyers move to dismiss Georgia election interference case

Attorneys for President-elect Donald Trump asked a Georgia appeals court Wednesday to dismiss the Fulton County racketeering case against him because a "sitting president is completely immune from ...
NBC News - Dec. 4
Trump asks to dismiss Georgia election interference case over presidential immunity

Donald Trump’s Georgia election interference case should be dismissed because a sitting president is immune from criminal prosecution, Trump's attorney argued Wednesday.
ABC News - Dec. 4
Trump moves to toss Georgia criminal case as president-elect

President-elect Trump on Wednesday asked to throw out his criminal election interference charges in Georgia following his election victory. Trump’s two federal indictments have already been ...
The Hill - Dec. 4