Meadows to ask SCOTUS to toss Ga. suit.

[Delldude]

Mark Meadows claims his actions were a function of his official duties. Can't wait to hear this. If they rule in his favor, the toss would be a slam dunk for Trump.

Mark Meadows, former chief of staff in the Trump White House, asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to toss out the 2020 election interference case against him.
Meadows argues the Supreme Court's recent Trump presidential immunity ruling applies to his conduct. This conduct, Meadows argues, was pursuant to his official duties, The Washington Post reported.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, affirming a lower court, rejected this argument seven months ago. The Eleventh Circuit held that Meadows failed to show his conduct was pursuant to his official duties.
Meadows' Supreme Court petition criticizes this decision as "egregiously wrong, wholly unprecedented, and exceptionally dangerous."

Mark Meadows asks U.S. Supreme Court to toss Georgia election interference charges

Meadows argues his conduct was part of his official duties and should be immune from criminal prosecution

justthenews.com

 

[toobfreak]

Mark Meadows claims his actions were a function of his official duties. Can't wait to hear this. If they rule in his favor, the toss would be a slam dunk for Trump.

Mark Meadows, former chief of staff in the Trump White House, asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to toss out the 2020 election interference case against him.
Meadows argues the Supreme Court's recent Trump presidential immunity ruling applies to his conduct. This conduct, Meadows argues, was pursuant to his official duties, The Washington Post reported.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, affirming a lower court, rejected this argument seven months ago. The Eleventh Circuit held that Meadows failed to show his conduct was pursuant to his official duties.
Meadows' Supreme Court petition criticizes this decision as "egregiously wrong, wholly unprecedented, and exceptionally dangerous."

Mark Meadows asks U.S. Supreme Court to toss Georgia election interference charges

Meadows argues his conduct was part of his official duties and should be immune from criminal prosecution

justthenews.com

I thought he asked them to move the case from Georgia to federal court.

 

[Delldude]

I thought he asked them to move the case from Georgia to federal court.

OP:

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, affirming a lower court, rejected this argument seven months ago. The Eleventh Circuit held that Meadows failed to show his conduct was pursuant to his official duties.