Trump's Georgia Election Case Hearing Concludes Without Ruling

Arguments centered on whether Trump's actions are protected by the First Amendment, with no immediate decision from the judge.

A Fulton County judge heard arguments on pretrial motions in the case against former President Donald Trump for allegedly interfering in Georgia's 2020 election results.
Trump's legal team argued that the charges should be dismissed on First Amendment grounds, claiming his actions were protected political speech.
Prosecutors countered that the indictment is based on criminal acts, not speech, and involves actions integral to criminal conduct.
No ruling was made during the hearing, and it is unclear when a decision will be announced.
The case is one of four criminal indictments against Trump, with potential implications for the 2024 presidential race.