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Jeffrey Clark: Trump DOJ official urges judge to reject March 2024 trial date in Georgia case
What happened
Jeffrey Clark's attorney, Harry W. McDougald, argued that the proposed trial date could be seen as biased, as it could fit with the timing of the 2024 presidential election. The attorney said the defendants have yet to be served with a warrant, taken into custody, or arraigned. Clark's attorney also stated that the district attorney's office did not consult with opposing counsel before filing the proposed dates.
Why it matters
The request to reject the trial date may impact the timing of the case, potentially affecting the trial's outcome or the defendants' preparation. The case involves charges of violating Georgia's fraud statute and making false statements. The case is significant as it involves a high-profile defendant, former President Donald Trump, and multiple co-defendants.
Key facts
- Jeffrey Clark is one of 18 co-defendants in the Georgia case.
- Clark's attorney, Harry W. McDougald, filed a court motion to reject the proposed trial date.
- The defendants have not been served with a warrant or taken into custody.
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