The final three defendants charged in connection with a plan to subvert Joe Biden’s win of Arizona in 2020 entered not guilty pleas in court Tuesday, advancing the
criminal case tied to Donald Trump's false claims from the last White House race to a stage that could include plea deals.
Nick Klingerman, the state prosecutor handling the case, said after the brief arraignment hearing that plea offers had not yet been made, but the possibility had been discussed with defense lawyers.
“We anticipate, I think like in any other case, that we’ll make plea offers,” said Klingerman, the criminal division chief in the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. He declined to comment on whether any defendant was cooperating with investigators.
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