Nevada Judge Dismisses 'Fake Electors' Case, AG Plans Appeal
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A Nevada judge dismissed an indictment against six Republicans accused of falsely declaring Donald Trump the winner of the state's 2020 presidential election due to a venue issue. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford plans to appeal the decision to the state Supreme Court. Defense attorneys argue that retrying the case in another venue would violate the statute of limitations. The case is part of broader investigations into fake elector schemes in several battleground states.
- Fake elector case in Nevada dismissed over venue question, state attorney general vows appeal The Associated Press
- Judge dismisses Nevada ‘fake electors’ case The Hill
- Nevada judge dismisses case against Trump electors, citing jurisdiction The Washington Post
- Nevada judge dismisses charges against 6 Republicans who falsely declared Trump the winner in 2020 CBS News
- Judge dismisses charges against 6 'alternate electors' in Nevada ABC News
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