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Former White House Chief of Staff Meadows denied transfer of Arizona election case to federal court |
2024-09-18 |
[JustTheNews] "The State has indicted Mr. Meadows for allegedly orchestrating and participating in an illegal electioneering scheme. Few, if any, of the State’s factual allegations even resemble the secretarial duties that Mr. Meadows maintains are the subject of the indictment," the judge ruled Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows' request to transfer his Arizona election case to federal court has been denied. U.S. District Judge John Tuchi’s rejected the effort to move the case in a ruling issued on Monday. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes charged Meadows and a dozen other individuals with attempting to interfere with the 2020 election. Meadows has argued that he was performing his official duties by assisting Trump in contesting the 2020 election results. “Contrary to Mr. Meadows’s assertions, the State has not indicted Mr. Meadows for merely facilitating communication to and from the President or for simply staying abreast of campaign goings-on,” Tuchi, the judge, wrote in the ruling. “Instead, the State has indicted Mr. Meadows for allegedly orchestrating and participating in an illegal electioneering scheme. Few, if any, of the State’s factual allegations even resemble the secretarial duties that Mr. Meadows maintains are the subject of the indictment.” Related: Mark Meadows 06/12/2024 Michael Cohen Claims Trump Will Assassinate His Political Enemies: 'People Will Start Flying Out Of Windows' Mark Meadows 03/19/2024 Trump attorneys file to disqualify Fani Willis from election fraud case despite prosecutor stepping aside Mark Meadows 03/13/2024 Liz Cheney Covered Up Trump's Push For National Guard On J6 In Political Memoir Related: Kris Mayes 06/09/2024 Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs under investigation for alleged 'pay-to-play' scheme Kris Mayes 04/10/2024 Arizona Supreme Court upholds 1864 law that criminalises most abortions Kris Mayes 03/09/2024 Saudi company officially stops using Arizona water |
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