President Donald Trump is seeking to recoup millions in legal fees from Georgia after an election interference case against him was dismissed last week.

Trump faced racketeering charges stemming from an alleged attempt to alter the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state. The case fell apart piecemeal after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was accused of violating personal ethics over her relationship with the lead prosecutor in the case. She was later removed from the case.

The newly assigned DA declined to pursue the case. Trump’s defense attorney in Georgia, Steve Sadow, said that they will be “moving for attorney’s fees and costs.” Sadow cited a section of Georgia law, GA Code §17-11-6, which gives state criminal defendants the right to recover legal fees on

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