Peter Skandalakis, who appointed himself as prosecutor in Georgia’s election interference case, said in a court filing that continuing the prosecution would not “serve the interests of justice.” He explained that the case had been delayed for years, involved actions that happened outside Georgia, and included issues that the state courts could not resolve — including questions about presidential immunity.
A Georgia prosecutor on Wednesday dropped the election interference charges against President Donald Trump, closing another chapter in the Democrats’ weaponization of the criminal justice system against him.
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