The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an effort by Mark Meadows, former Trump White House chief of staff, to move the Georgia election interference case to federal court.
Meadows’s legal team contended that the charges stemming from the sweeping racketeering case surrounding President-elect Donald Trump should be heard in federal court because he was serving as a “federal officer” during the events in question, a status they argued should afford him immunity.
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