Judge Dismisses Six Counts in Georgia Election Case Against Trump

The dismissal includes three charges directly against the former president, as the legal battle over the prosecutor's disqualification continues.

Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee dismissed six counts, including three against Donald Trump, in the Georgia election subversion trial.
The judge ruled the allegations were not detailed enough, allowing the case to proceed with 35 remaining criminal counts against Trump and co-defendants.
Prosecutors may file a new, more detailed indictment on the dismissed counts, while Trump's legal team calls the prosecution political.
Concerns arise over the potential disqualification of Fulton County D.A. Fani Willis due to an alleged affair, which could impact the case's momentum.
Trump faces multiple criminal prosecutions as he secures his party's presidential nomination, with his legal team and supporters claiming political motivation.