Former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis cooperating in 2020 election subversion case
Former Trump campaign attorney Jenna Ellis has agreed to cooperate with Arizona prosecutors in their 2020 election subversion case against aides to former President Trump and the state’s so-called fake electors. Charges against Ellis were dismissed in exchange for her cooperation. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes praised Ellis for her assistance in the case, calling it a significant step forward for the rule of law.
Key Points
- Ellis agreed to testify truthfully and not protect any person or entity through false information
- Charges against Ellis in Arizona were dismissed in exchange for her cooperation
- Ellis faced charges in multiple states for involvement in fake electors scheme
Pros
- Ellis's cooperation could aid in proving the state's case in court
- May lead to further uncovering of election subversion activities
Cons
- Ellis faced serious charges related to election fraud and conspiracy