John Eastman, one of the defendants in the wide-ranging Georgia RICO case, criticized the case Friday. He claimed the evidence was 'weak' and predicted all defendants would be vindicated at their trials.
John Eastman, one of the defendants in the wide-ranging Georgia RICO case, criticized the case Friday. He claimed the evidence was"weak" and predicted all defendants would be vindicated at their trials.
The attorney accused the case of being weak in evidence and high in politics, stating the legal aspect was just"5%" of the fight, while politics was the rest. Eastman also claimed a broad racketeering case against a former president was setting a"very dangerous" precedent.
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