A judge in Atlanta invalidated three charges against Trump and his allies, stating the state lacked jurisdiction, while maintaining the key racketeering charge.
Judge Scott McAfee's decision to uphold the felony racketeering charge as "facially sound and constitutionally sufficient" reinforces the legal foundation of the case against Trump.
Despite these dismissals being a victory for Trump’s defense, the broader implications suggest ongoing challenges as other defendants await decisions regarding prosecutor disqualification.
The ruling reduces Trump’s charges from thirteen to eight, but may impact other defendants once the disqualification case against the prosecutor is resolved.
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