Michigan’s judge throws the case against 15 voters accused, namely President Trump in 2020

On Tuesday, the Michigan judge rejected the criminal charges against a group of people who were accused of falsely ratifying President Donald Trump as the winner of the 2020 elections in Bot Saond, a major blow to the prosecutors where similar issues were clarified in four other states with setbacks.

The provincial court judge, Christine Simers, said in a court hearing that the 15 Republicans will not face a trial. The case has taken place through the courts since the Michigan Prosecutor Dana Nessel, a democracy, has been charged more than two years ago.

Simons said she had not seen any intention to commit a fraud in the actions of the defendants. The judge said that whether they were “right, wrong or indifferent”, “they believed seriously” there were problems in the elections.

“I think they were carrying out their constitutional right to seek recession,” Simans said.

Each member of the group, which included some members of the Republican Party in Michigan, faced eight charges of forgery and conspiracy to committing counterfeiting in the elections. The upper felony of the 14 -year -old maximum sentence was imprisoned.

Supporters, friends, and crowded family chanted in the hall outside the courtroom when the judge said the cases would be rejected. The defendants who leave the court hall cried friends and family. Another woman cried and said: “We did that.”

Investigators said that the group met at the headquarters of the Michigan Republican Party in December 2020 and fully signed a document that it was “elected and qualified voters by origins.” President Joe Biden won about 155,000 votes, as a result confirmed by an investigation into the Senate led by the Republican Party in 2021.

Voters are part of the electoral college consisting of 538 members officially elect the President of the United States. In 48 states, voters vote for the candidate who won the popular vote. In Nebraska and Maine, votes are granted based on the results of boycotting Congress and the results at the state level.

A man accused in the Michigan case fell the charges against him after he agreed to cooperate with the state prosecutor’s office in October 2023. The other 15 defendants admitted that they were not guilty and confirmed that their actions were not illegal.

The prominent activist in Michigan Maga and former head of the Republican Party in Michigan was a participant in Michon Maddouk, one of the accused. Her lawyer, Nicholas Somberg, told reporters after the session that the case presented by the Prosecutor’s Office was a waste of money and a “malicious prosecution.”

“There should be serious consequences for the people who brought this,” he said.

Nessel described the decision of Simons “disappointing” and “a very wrong decision” during a virtual press conference. She said that the members of the group know that their actions do not follow the appropriate election procedures and specifically seek to circumvent the rules.

“They knew that they were not voters,” Nisel said of the group.

Simons, who was appointed by the Governor of Democrat Grechen and Tamrus, took nearly a year to say whether there is sufficient evidence to provide cases to trial after a series of lengthy initial hearing. In her remarks on Tuesday, Simons said that the case was not related to those who won the 2020 elections, but rather the intention of the accused persons.

“This is not an issue that interferes in the elections,” she said.

Outside the court, Republican MP Maddouk, whose wife was directed to him, promised “revenge” against the public prosecutor.

“They will pay for what they did to these people,” he told reporters.

The general prosecutors in Nevada, Georgia, Weskonsen and Arizona also presented criminal charges related to the fake voter scheme. None of the cases approached the stage of experiment, and has been exposed to a lot of procedural delay and delay.

In Nevada, the state prosecutor revived a case against a group of alleged fake voters last year, while a judge in Arizona ordered a similar case to a major jury in May. In the state of Wisconsin last month, a judge refused to refuse to charge a felony against three Trump’s allies associated with a plan to deliver electoral election cards falsely to Trump, despite the state’s victory in 2020.

The claim in Georgia is mainly suspended while Volton Vanie Willis County’s lawyer calls in Atlanta, who has been charged with President Trump and others to keep it away from the case. Technically, Trump is still accused in the case, but as a sitting president, it is unlikely to be any lawsuit against him to move forward while he is in office.

The efforts to secure fake voters were essential in the federal indictment against Trump, which was abandoned earlier this year shortly before Trump took office for his second term.