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Donald Trump filed a written not-guilty waiver on Aug. 31, 2023 in the Fulton County election-interference case and asked the court to sever his case from some co-defendants. The filing did not decide the severance request or change the charges against him.
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Donald Trump filed a written not-guilty waiver on Aug. 31, 2023 in the Fulton County election-interference case and asked the court to sever his case from some co-defendants. The filing did not decide the severance request or change the charges against him.
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Donald Trump filed a written not-guilty waiver on Aug. 31, 2023 in the Fulton County election-interference case and asked the court to sever his case from some co-defendants. The filing did not decide the severance request or change the charges against him.
Trump filed a not-guilty plea in Fulton County on Aug. 31, 2023, and his lawyers also asked to sever his case from some co-defendants in the election-interference prosecution.
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