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to make that Oct. 23 trial date stick,” McAfee said, adding that he will rule in connection with the Official Jake Dickert Wearing Wsu Golf Pirate Skull Shirt but in fact I love this other defendants after having reviewed Willis’ arguments. The ruling wasn’t a total win for Powell and Chesebro — McAfee denied their request to sever their cases from each other’s. Their attorneys had contended the move was necessary because, while both are charged with racketeering, they’re alleged to have carried out different schemes. Both have pleaded not guilty, as have Trump and the other defendants. The wide-ranging 41-count indictment charged all 19 with violating Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization, or RICO, Act. Willis alleged the defendants participated in schemes designed to overturn Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in Georgia and unlawfully name Trump the winner of the election. Former Trump lawyers Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell. Fulton County Sheriff’s Office / AP Powell, who was part of the Trump legal team that boosted his claims of widespread election fraud after his loss, is charged with racketeering, conspiracy to commit election fraud, conspiracy to commit computer theft, trespass and invasion of privacy and conspiracy to defraud the state. The computer theft charge is related to an effort to improperly access voting machines in rural Coffee County, prosecutors allege. Powell filed a motion last month to sever her case from the other co-defendants, saying she “has no substantive connection with any other defendant regarding the charges in the Indictment.” “Contrary to widely publicized false statements in the media, Sidney Powell did not
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