Marcus Childress suggests that a judge will not move Donald Trump's former chief of staff's Georgia trial to a federal court.
as part of Willis' expansive probe into alleged illegal attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.move his case to a federal court
If this happens, Meadows could cite immunity as he was acting"under color of such office" and have the case thrown out entirely, putting Willis's entire RICO case at risk if Trump follows suit. "Any trial attorney will tell you the facts matter, when you have the facts on your side, you're feeling good about your chances of winning the day," Childress said.during cross examination during his hearing,
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