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WATCH LIVE: Court hearing being held Trump Fulton County election interference case

Dec 1, 2023

A pair of hearings being held Friday in the Fulton County election interference case could hold clues about what might be in store in the new year for former President Donald Trump and other high-profile defendants

» Watch the live video below from the Superior Court’s livestream.

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