Two months ago, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis organized a big press conference to talk about why he suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren from his seat, but now he's asking a judge to not have to testify under oath during an upcoming trial. In a motion sent to U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle this week, DeSantis' lawyers argued that the governor shouldn't have to be deposed and testify under oath during a trial scheduled for Nov. 29. The motion also defended DeSantis' Chief of Staff James Uthmeier from being deposed.
Two months ago, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis organized a big press conference to talk about why he suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren from his seat, but now he's asking a judge to not have to testify under oath during an upcoming trial. In a motion sent to U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle this week, DeSantis' lawyers argued that the governor shouldn't have to be deposed and testify under oath during a trial scheduled for Nov. 29. The motion also defended DeSantis' Chief of Staff James Uthmeier from being deposed.