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Tony Bobulinski Threatens to Sue Rep. Dan Goldman
The former Hunter Biden business associate and current witness in the impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden says the New York Democrat defamed him.
Federal Court Sends Former Trump Chief of Staff Case Back to Georgia
Fulton County prosecutors argued that Mark Meadows was engaging in political activity, not carrying out the duties of a federal official.
Not Removing Meadows’s Case to Federal Court Could Set ‘Chilling’ Precedent: Attorney
He was indicted in a Georgia racketeering case that accused 19 individuals of interfering with the 2020 presidential election results.
Former Trump White House Aide Argues Georgia Can’t Try Him in Election Interference Case
Asked by the 11th Circuit for a brief on the legal status of federal officers, Mark Meadows said a prior ruling helps him.
Mark Meadows Denies Immunity Deal With Jack Smith to Flip on Trump
An attorney for Mark Meadows, former President Donald Trump’s erstwhile chief of staff, has denied Mr. Meadows has entered into an immunity deal with Jack Smith
Former Trump Aide Urges 11th Circuit to Return State Election Interference Case to Federal Court
A lower court judge gave short shrift to former Trump aide Mark Meadows’s arguments about his immunity to state prosecution, lawyers told an appeals court.
11th Circuit Cancels Meadows’s Emergency Hearing After State Ruling Slows Down Prosecution
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals canceled former White House chief’s emergency appeal after a ruling meant his state trial would not be expedited.
Appeals Court Agrees to Hear Oral Arguments on Mark Meadows’s Emergency Motion in Georgia Election Case
The oral arguments will be heard on Sept. 15 via Zoom by a three-judge panel.
Judge Denies Meadows’s Motion to Prevent State Conviction While Federal Appeal Continues
A federal judge denied former Trump White House chief Mark Meadows’s motion to pause an order remanding the racketeering prosecution to state court.
Georgia Prosecutors Urge Federal Judge to Deny Mark Meadows’s Latest Emergency Motion
Georgia prosecutors asked a federal judge to deny Mark Meadows’s motion to prevent a possible state conviction during his federal appeal.
Former Trump White House Chief Meadows Hopes to Block Possible State Conviction Pending Federal Appeal
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows asked a federal court to pause his order returning his racketeering case to state court.
Former Trump Aide Meadows Appeals Loss in Court to 11th Circuit
Former Trump aide Mark Meadows is asking the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to review a judge’s refusal to hear state racketeering charges in federal court.
Judge Denies Meadows’s Request to Transfer Georgia Racketeering Case to Federal Court
A federal judge rejected the motion of Mark Meadows, chief of staff in the Trump White House, to have his state racketeering case transferred to federal court.
All 19 Defendants Plead Not Guilty, Waive Arraignments in Georgia Election Case
All defendants in Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis’s 2020 election probe plead not guilty and waive formal arraignments.
Georgia Prosecutors Say Federal Court Should Return Meadows Case to State Court
Georgia prosecutors say ex-Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows’s bid for state racketeering charges to proceed in federal court should be rejected by a federal judge.
Federal Court in Mark Meadows Case Orders Extra Briefing From Attorneys
The federal judge hearing former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows’s motion to have Georgia racketeering charges related to the 2020 presidential election heard in federal court has ordered attorneys in the case to provide an additional briefing on the state’s racketeering law.
Trump White House Chief Meadows Says His Actions in Georgia Recount Shielded by Federal Law
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows’s motion to remove state racketeering charges to federal court was heard by a federal judge in Atlanta.