"Trump Asserts Presidential Immunity in Georgia Prosecution Case"

Attorneys for Donald Trump argue that he didn't have "fair notice" that his actions in Georgia to reverse his election loss could result in criminal charges, citing First Amendment protections and presidential immunity. Trump is facing a case in Georgia alleging a racketeering scheme to unlawfully subvert the state's election results, while also dealing with a parallel federal case charging him with conspiracy and obstruction. His attorneys are seeking dismissal and delay of the trials, with the Georgia trial potentially set to begin in August 2024.