'This obsession is not justice': Arizona appeals court denies AG's bid to revive 'fake electors' case

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In April 2024, an Arizona grand jury indicted 18 people for allegedly using so-called "fake electors" to fraudulently certify Trump's win in the state over his challenger, Joe Biden. The "fake electors" case was not without its share of drama, as it continued against the backdrop of a new presidential campaign and election last year. Another woman, former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis, agreed to cooperate against other defendants in the "fake electors" case. The majority of those indicted in the state's "fake electors" case have maintained their innocence and pleaded not guilty. The Arizona Attorney General's Office declined to comment when contacted by Law&Crime.